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JSON is fine for what it was intended to be: a way to serialize fundamental data structures to disk or over the network. If you want something optimized for hu
by amyjess 10y ago
JSON is fine for what it was intended to be: a way to serialize fundamental data structures to disk or over the network.
If you want something optimized for human editing, such as for a configuration file or a DSL, we already have YAML for that. Hell, JSON is a valid subset of YAML, so you don't even need two parsers.
- alayne 10y agoYAML including the entirety of JSON is not a positive argument in favor of YAML.