Read a cron expression in plain English and see when it next runs.
Five fields: minute, hour, day of month, month, day of week. Shorthands like @daily work too.
At every 15 minutes past hours 9 through 17, on days Monday through Friday
Every field is unambiguous, and the next runs above are in the timezone of this browser. That matters because a crontab follows the clock of the machine that holds it, including its daylight-saving changes. A job set for 01:30 runs twice on one night a year and not at all on another, which is why anything sensitive to exactly-once execution is better scheduled in UTC or given a lock.
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