Times in RSS Feeds and the like are formatted as RFC3339 most of the time. You can save yourself from strftime by using
Time.now.xmlschema |
Ruby: Formatting time values as RFC3339
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This entry (permalink) was posted on Saturday, November 1, 2008, at 1:07 pm by Michael, tagged with Code Snippets, Ruby, Tipps and categorized in English posts.
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The following post could be of some interest: RFC3339 revisited, Localizing dates and time with Rails’ I18n using procs, Handle EXIF data with ruby (and style…), Unicode substrings in Ruby 1.8.x, Different day, same shit: MySQL Gem again, Ampersands and XHTML, PDF::Writer and Ruby on Rails 2.1, Redcloth / Textilize :hard_breaks is broken in Rails 2.3.4, Don’t make that sad smilie cry even more, Comments are evil?
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