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BudiBadu
Online Python Pendulum Compiler
Pendulum is a drop-in replacement for Python’s datetime module that makes timezone handling, duration math, and “humanized” output intuitive. It inherits from datetime, keeps every instance timezone-aware, and exposes batteries like `diff_for_humans()`, localization helpers, and natural language durations—ideal for scheduling, reporting, and UX-friendly timestamps.[^1]
This compiler bundles Pendulum entirely in the browser so you can experiment with timezone conversions, period arithmetic, and locale-friendly formatting without installing dependencies or configuring environments. Upload files and folders to work with local datetime data, inspect DST transitions, compare deltas, parse ISO strings, and prototype dashboards or reminders before deploying to production. This online compiler is completely free and requires no installation.
The examples demonstrate common workflows: creating datetimes, shifting timezones, formatting for humans, calculating durations, parsing strings, and generating ranges. Use them to validate cron logic, teach datetime topics, or verify timezone-sensitive features while keeping feedback loops instant.
Who Should Use This
- Product teams building scheduling, reminders, or calendar views
- Data analysts comparing timestamps across regions
- Backend engineers managing timezone-aware APIs
- UX teams presenting “time ago” copy in multiple locales
- Students learning advanced datetime manipulation
Part of the BudiBadu Ecosystem
Specialized Online Python compiler powered by Pyodide WebAssembly. Run Python Library directly in your browser with zero setup.
Pyodide
WebAssembly
Monaco Editor
Python 3.13