I've gone with ISO8601/RFC3339 - which was a two-line change at the back end, to return that. And it only took two lines in the front end to replace the string it produces with a Date object.
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JSON Dates - thanks for the advice
I've gone with ISO8601/RFC3339 - which was a two-line change at the back end, to return that. And it only took two lines in the front end to replace the string it produces with a Date object.
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