top | item 31695199 (no title) Maelcum | 3 years ago Just look at the Date format field in the Preferences screenshot. It's really hard to not find a more user-friendly way to do it, IMHO.UI and UX matters more than developers care to admit. discuss order hn newest cuu508|3 years ago Ok, I'll bite-What would be a functionally equivalent, but more user-friendly way to do it? (And preferably not 10x harder to implement) lagrange77|3 years ago For example an additional drop-down menu with common date string formats, where the first entry is the OS default for the given locale.Additionally one could add a text label, which displays an example date formatted by the currently selected choice. load replies (1)
cuu508|3 years ago Ok, I'll bite-What would be a functionally equivalent, but more user-friendly way to do it? (And preferably not 10x harder to implement) lagrange77|3 years ago For example an additional drop-down menu with common date string formats, where the first entry is the OS default for the given locale.Additionally one could add a text label, which displays an example date formatted by the currently selected choice. load replies (1)
lagrange77|3 years ago For example an additional drop-down menu with common date string formats, where the first entry is the OS default for the given locale.Additionally one could add a text label, which displays an example date formatted by the currently selected choice. load replies (1)
cuu508|3 years ago
What would be a functionally equivalent, but more user-friendly way to do it? (And preferably not 10x harder to implement)
lagrange77|3 years ago
Additionally one could add a text label, which displays an example date formatted by the currently selected choice.