Meeting Time Planner FREE
Put several time zones on one 24-hour strip and see at a glance which hours are reasonable for everybody.
Type a city or an IANA time zone name, for example Europe/Warsaw.
Meeting planner
Working hours are yours to set. Nine to five is a convention, not a fact about the people you are meeting.
Participants
How this is worked out
One day, one row per participant's time zone, 24 cells each. The columns are the anchor zone's hours - yours, usually - and each cell shows what time that is for everybody else, coloured by whether it falls inside their working hours, their waking hours or the night.
Working hours are a field, not an assumption. Nine to five is a convention in some places and not in others, and a planner that hard-codes it is quietly wrong for a good part of the world.
The overlap is stated in words as well as in colour: how many hours work for everybody, and which ones. When there is no overlap at all, it says that instead of showing a strip with nothing highlighted and leaving you to work it out.
Axios vs Fetch and Ky: Which HTTP Client Should You Use?
Axios became the default HTTP client for many JavaScript teams because it offered a clean API before Fetch became the standard browser primitive. Today, many teams can use native Fetch directly or pick Ky, a small wrapper that adds convenience without the full weight of Axios. The right choice depends on whether you actually need Axios-specific features such as interceptors and existing wrappers, or whether a lighter, more modern request layer fits your app better.
MCP, Model Context Protocol: what it is and how it works in practice
MCP, REST API, Function Calling and Agent Tools compared
MCP, Model Context Protocol: what it is and how it works in practice
Model Context Protocol, or MCP, is an open standard for connecting AI applications to tools and data sources. Instead of building a separate integration for every model and service, an MCP server describes its capabilities in a standardized form that compatible clients can discover and invoke. By 2026, MCP has moved well beyond its original release: the current specification uses a stateless HTTP core, formal extensions, stronger authorization rules, and mechanisms for long-running work.
Redux Toolkit vs Zustand: Which State Library Is Better?
Redux Toolkit is the modern standard for writing Redux logic and remains a strong choice for large applications with strict patterns. Zustand is a smaller, simpler state management library with a hooks-first API and much less boilerplate. The decision is not about which library is more popular. It is about whether your team needs explicit enterprise structure or a lightweight store that stays out of the way.
Build a better web, faster.
We build custom software and solutions tailored to your needs.