Ruby on Rails

Ok, I think I've come up with 2 solutions.

1. Go with Javascript http://www.datejs.com/
Date.parse("2013-03-09").getUTCOffset() // "-0800"
Date.parse("2013-03-10").getUTCOffset() // "-0700"

2. Parse it in ruby
Time.parse("2013-03-09 20:00:00").localtime.strftime("%z") # "-0800"
Time.parse("2013-03-10 20:00:00").localtime.strftime("%z") # "-0700"



In case anyone else comes across this. I'm just praying this works
internationally O_o

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