.NET Core
It is a truth universally acknowledged, that a .NET project in possession of multiple time zones, must be in want of Noda Time. Sometimes though, we have an existing project where it's just not reasonable to move everything over and we need a way to display a DateTime
SQL
I'm currently trying to display a Telerik Grid in an MVC view, one of the columns is a nullable DateTime2. The grid is using client side sorting as it doesn''t have to deal with large enough amounts of data to be worth implementing server-side sorting,
DateTime
First things first, the Date object in javascript is misnamed, it represents a date and a time. It should be DateTime instead but that's nowhere near the biggest issue. </pedantry> When dealing with dates there are a number of things to remember. Months are zero indexed,
C#
If you need to pass a date to an MVC action method you should include it in a form and pass back the entire form as a single class. If for some reason this can't be done and you have a method with a signature similar to public