y software and components
that mostly follow the ISO standard. So that's my personal background
for this matter and that's why i still think it's not the best choice.
But it's a choice and the workaround is not that hard so i'll leave it
"as is".
Regards,
Semmel
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ly i think that's sad because that is
exactly the reason why many things in the it world got so wrong.
Hungarian notation or HTML/CSS rendering. That all did happen because
nobody did read the standards ... :(
Well, that's another story.
&g
lved over time. So
from a developers point of view it's better to settle on something
that is well defined.
> Semmel and yourself both hang your arguments on the claim that Monday
> as the start of the week is the "most supported" option, or the "most
> common" op
at's
just no good code. Why do something several times and make it more
complex when you have the chance to do it once and take out
unnecessary lines out of the users code.
Regards
Semmel
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. Recurring code like this should go inside the implementation
(Django) and does not belong in the user's code (to take the
complexity and unnecessary work out of user's code).
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I think that this choice is not good in anyway as i stated above. Any
suggestions or other opin
