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My personal preference would be sans TZ, since everything I can control is set to UTC immediately.
by doubleplusgood 9y ago
My personal preference would be sans TZ, since everything I can control is set to UTC immediately.
- ash 9y agoTechnically "Z" postfix is a TZ identifier for UTC time. It's short and makes the timestamp compatible with RFC 3399: 2017-04-27T09:43:04Z
- ralmeida 9y agoNot only technically, but also practically, since many tools, libraries and service APIs accept and produce the Z as the TZ identifier for UTC.
- lloeki 9y agoMinus bugs, and then having the TZ (even though it always should be Z) saves your bacon.
- doubleplusgood 9y agoAgreed.