If it isn't difficult, would it be possible to add Moment.format() that behaved similar to the C function strftime()? This should make it much easier to internationalize applications as developers would only need to create an internationalized format string and pass that off to this function. As it currently stands, to display a date or time in a localized format, you have to provide a localized format string, then build up a string based on that. It isn't horrible, but it shouldn't be this difficult either.
I'm assuming that one of the layers below ConnectIQ has support for this kind of thing, so I'm hoping that it would just be a matter of exposing an existing function. I think just having support for the ANSI C format specifiers would be enough (a, A, b, B, c, d, H, I, j, m, M, p, S, x, X, y, Y), it would be nice to have a few of the other ones (C, D, e, F, h, k, l, r, R, s, T, z, Z).
