veyepar: Dates & Time: pain points, useful libraries, and testing considerations

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Description:	Date & Time handling in Python has it's ups & downs. In this talk, we will cover: * some of the pain points and weaknesses in the Python standard library * two libraries I have found helpful: dateutils and arrow * best practices for working with timezones * best practices for testing code that deals with dates and time markdown
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