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ISO 8601 has become popular enough that many systems take it as a shorthand for yyyy-mm-ddTHH:ii:ss.*, and perhaps the date only yyyy-mm-dd, without caring much
by makeitdouble 3y ago
ISO 8601 has become popular enough that many systems take it as a shorthand for yyyy-mm-ddTHH:ii:ss.*, and perhaps the date only yyyy-mm-dd, without caring much about the other parts of the specifications.
It was a long time ago but I have memories of Apple's Objective C frameworks not supporting huge swaths of it. And it's worse for private systems that can just tell the clients to keep it inside the generic formats.
In that sense, ISO 8601 or RFC 3339 are virtually the same for many systems/companies.