W dniu sobota, 1 kwietnia 2017 01:41:14 UTC+2 użytkownik Xavier Ordoquy napisał: > > > That put apart the default behavior would be to return the timezone > informations so your client can do the translation by itself. > I remember an API (written with DRF) that was returning the ISO string (so > UTC) and angular converted it to the local timezone (CET by that time) > shift appropriately the time. > My bet here, you don’t provide TZ information so your JS client may not > perform the correct translation. > > > > Are you saying date translation should only be done on the client ? Unlike in Django, which is happy to translate the date for you ? More code duplication. Is there anything conceptually wrong with an API providing a translated date according to request language ?
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