Blog
Short, practical pieces on scheduling across time zones, daylight saving, public holidays, and the date and time problems that catch out distributed teams and developers. New posts land regularly.
ClockOrbit is built around tools: converters, schedulers, calculators, and reference tables that answer a question in seconds. The blog is where the longer thinking goes. It covers the recurring problems behind those tools: scheduling fairly across continents, surviving daylight saving transitions, planning around the public holidays your calendar app ignores, and the date and time edge cases that quietly break software.
Every post is written by the engineer who builds the tools, kept practical, and published at a steady cadence rather than dumped in bulk. Where a post leans on a calculation, it links to the tool that does the work, so you can stop reading and start scheduling. For deeper reference material, browse the long-form guides; for a quick answer, head straight to the tools or the public holiday calendars.