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andrewduckerBecause JSON doesn't support a standard date format I'm going to have to serialise/deserialise to _something_. A quick google has found me numerous different approaches - anyone care to point me at a specific best practice?
(If it helps, the server is Java and serialises via GSON. But that allows me to override with any formatting I like for a given type, so I can happily adjust to whatever makes most sense.)
(If it helps, the server is Java and serialises via GSON. But that allows me to override with any formatting I like for a given type, so I can happily adjust to whatever makes most sense.)
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Date: 2014-02-01 07:17 am (UTC)2) Never mind. The answer is still ISO-8601 or a subset thereof.
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Date: 2014-02-01 03:03 pm (UTC)2) Yeah, probably. Although I'm tempted by Epoch too.