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Use human readable dates: Every blog post should include a human readable date. In fact, this extends to almost anything online and even offline. Timestamps ar
by ckdot2 3y ago
Use human readable dates:
Every blog post should include a human readable date. In fact, this extends to almost anything online and even offline. Timestamps are hard to read.
Use date and time:
Every blog post should include the time it has been created. In fact, this extends to almost anything online and even offline. I was reading Jan Kremers post about blog timestamps and it was not immediately clear to me what time the post was created. Only when I did a look into the HTML source I discovered the time there.
- jmclnx 3y agoI went back to RCS ($Id$) for my blog text files, so by default I get it all in UTC. That is the one thing I hate about git, it does not allow you to tag the file with ci information. So RCS tags my entries automatically. But a non issue to me these days, I moved away from git due to changes Microsoft made after it purchased github. I am back "home" to RCS and anon ftp.