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getting the logic formatting and everything just right when it comes to date times in your application is always tricky one of the pain points is trying to get user inputted dates from a javascript application in the browser over to my.net process letamp;#39;s mash on that hello and welcome to another episode of the asp.net monsters iamp;#39;m flying solo today and we are continuing our exploration of looking at nodatime in.net and in particular in this episode weamp;#39;re looking at a front-end application built-in view where we want to take the have the user input a date and then send that over to the server without having the date shift on us by the amount of a time zone weamp;#39;re just dealing with dates and weamp;#39;re going to take a look at some of the pain points that i come across and the ways that iamp;#39;ve found that that work well for me to solve those problems so iamp;#39;m good i have all the sample code for this series of videos iamp;#39;ll link to