I have a JavaScript function in a web page which is given a UTC date by a
.NET web api. The incoming date format is {"2018-10-14T22:19:53.2124123"}.
I convert the string using "new Date(dateTime)" which gives me a JavaScript
date type of {Sun Oct 14 2018 22:19:53 GMT-0600 (Mountain Daylight Time)}.
When I plot these dates on a Google line chart the x-axis shows six hours
ahead (given the above example I get: 22:19 as the most recent data point).
Should it not consume this date format and render the time local to my
browser inside the chart or do I need to perform some kind of conversion?
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