I think this will really help you, worked a lot for me!!
http://tommikaikkonen.github.io/timezones/
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Hi Noumia,
> Whatever operations they do within the database, all dates will be saved
with
> timezone, right?
Django stores datetimes using the UTC timezone on all database backends.
> But how do you identify the timezone of a user? is that something that I
> should ask the user for and save
I'm only experienced with the Oracle backend, but I believe only Postgres
stores datetimes with timezone information. Otherwise, Django assumes all
datetimes in the database are UTC. For the most portability you should
assume that database values will be in UTC.
The user's local timezone is
Hi, how really work timezoned application?
Let's stay I set my app to be used worldwide, which means I have user in
america, in africa, in europe...
Whatever operations they do within the database, all dates will be saved
with timezone, right?
But how do you identify the timezone of a user?
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