v0.8.1

• fix %Z when the timezone contains spaces
  Thanks to w0den
• fix examples using %Y in the readme
  Thanks to Ryan Regalado
• fix a bug when specifying minutes in the timezone
  Thanks to Alexandr Nikitin

v0.8.0

• allow timezones to be specified as strings of the form "+0100" or "-0800" ([+-]HHMM)
• fix a bug running tests where the environment variable TZ is empty and the system timezone is not PST/PDT

v0.7.0

• add support for passing in explicit timezones with strftimeTZ which accepts numeric offsets from GMT, in minutes

v0.6.2

• expose strftimeUTC and localizedStrftime properly in browsers

v0.6.1

• fix a bug where RequiredDateMethods was created as a global

v0.6.0

• add %o to get the day of the month as an ordinal (in English)

v0.5.2

• add some Ruby extension prefixes: -, _, and 0, and they work like so:
  strftime('%-d') // => "7"
strftime('%_d') // => " 7"
strftime('%0d') // => "07"
• fix padding the day-of-year in %j
• add a minified version of the code to the repo for easy distribution with some package managers

v0.5.1

• remove deprecated getLocalizedStrftime function
• make %C pad the century with spaces, like C
• list all supported specifiers in the readme, it's no longer fair to say "look at man 3 strftime"
• use fixed dates in the readme instead of "now", so people can execute the examples and see the same results
  Thanks to John Zwinck
• fix %z for timezones greater than GMT
• support any Date-like objects instead of checking for actual instances of Date

v0.5.0

• add week numbers %U and %W
• add support for component
  Thanks to TJ Holowaychuk

v0.4.8

• add %j and %C, thanks to Ryan Stafford