php - Converting a timestamp to a relative datetime (e.g., "2 minutes ago") and continuously updating it with

Does anybody know how did Facebook do that "time ago". I'm trying to do the same with PHP/Javascript

I think it works something like PHP renders timestamp in HTML and then Javascript continuously calculate the time ago; does anybody know any more info about this?

Does anybody know how did Facebook do that "time ago". I'm trying to do the same with PHP/Javascript

I think it works something like PHP renders timestamp in HTML and then Javascript continuously calculate the time ago; does anybody know any more info about this?

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http://timeago.yarp.com/

This is a great jQuery plugin for it, and it explains the concept quite concisely.

Here's another fully-customizable alternative: https://github.com/layam/js_humanized_time_span

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