I didn’t know this was a thing; I initially thought it happened on its own.
However, I have a client’s website that sells online courses at specific dates and times.
I need to know how this works, as it’s important for people who sign up to know when the course is.
I’ve tested it using Chrome and the sensor function, and I’ve checked this in several locations, but the times for all the courses do not seem to change.
The image below uses another geo-picker site, and it’s set to AUS, yet the time isn’t completely accurate.
Hi @Adam_Telly working with time and timezones, leap years, day light time saving changes in countries etc. was always nightmare for all developers.
Here is a short video what you have to deal with when you go to these waters.
To deal with these problems related to time there are many libraries that will mostly solve these nightmares. like popular date-fns
But there is coming light into the these dark years as TC39 has in stage 3 solution that is called TEMPORAL and should be hopefully fully released in this year.
