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The Exhaustive Guide to Rails Time Zones. Or what is the difference between Time.zone.now and Time.now. Historically Ruby provides two classes to manage time:. They use different approaches internally, which caused different abilities and performance for them. But with Ruby 1.9.3 these differences seem to be vanished and you are free to choose whatever interface you like. But that's in Ruby! When it comes to Rails things get a bit more complicated. Let me give you an example. Let's say you have serve...

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The Exhaustive Guide to Rails Time Zones. Or what is the difference between Time.zone.now and Time.now. Historically Ruby provides two classes to manage time:. They use different approaches internally, which caused different abilities and performance for them. But with Ruby 1.9.3 these differences seem to be vanished and you are free to choose whatever interface you like. But that's in Ruby! When it comes to Rails things get a bit more complicated. Let me give you an example. Let's say you have serve...