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Because it has GBs of data? There's no size limit on JSON.
by nilved 10y ago
Because it has GBs of data? There's no size limit on JSON.
- mertd 10y agoI think nom-nom is trying to imply that if you're passing GBs of Json around, "human readability" isn't probably a concern. Therefore you could go for an efficient binary format.
- ludamad 10y agoJSON isn't just about human readability, it's about being a 'good enough' standard for data exchange. What binary format would you use that people could parse as reliably as JSON?
- ezrast 10y agoIn case your question wasn't rhetorical, I believe MessagePack is the leading schema-less binary serialization format (which does not contradict your point as it is still less ubiquitous than JSON).