I like YYYY-MM-DD mainly because it makes sorting dates by alphabetical order easy. And it’s kinda language agnostic
December 7, 2024 at 10:54 PM
I like YYYY-MM-DD mainly because it makes sorting dates by alphabetical order easy. And it’s kinda language agnostic
Sorry, I meant YYYYMMDD as in the order of digits, to me the separators don’t make much of a difference (/ or -).
You’re bringing a good point, but that mostly works for English speakers! In French, we read dates like « 6 novembre 2024 »!
You’re bringing a good point, but that mostly works for English speakers! In French, we read dates like « 6 novembre 2024 »!
December 7, 2024 at 10:53 PM
Sorry, I meant YYYYMMDD as in the order of digits, to me the separators don’t make much of a difference (/ or -).
You’re bringing a good point, but that mostly works for English speakers! In French, we read dates like « 6 novembre 2024 »!
You’re bringing a good point, but that mostly works for English speakers! In French, we read dates like « 6 novembre 2024 »!
I’m genuinely curious: what’s the argument in favor anything other than YYYYMMDD?
December 5, 2024 at 11:46 PM
I’m genuinely curious: what’s the argument in favor anything other than YYYYMMDD?