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But in that case, should you really be storing the JSON as JSON? Isn't it just a string as far as you're concerned? You're not going to be querying the user's J
by rvense 10y ago
But in that case, should you really be storing the JSON as JSON? Isn't it just a string as far as you're concerned? You're not going to be querying the user's JSON, are you?
- yeukhon 10y agoYou are correct and it depends on how you want to save your data (poor or bad!). In the article it does use log as an example. Perhaps that would be a more convincing-ish example.