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The problem with JSON is that isn't very useful by itself because you always have to encode and decode it, and then analyze the structure to do something with t
by dstein 16y ago
The problem with JSON is that isn't very useful by itself because you always have to encode and decode it, and then analyze the structure to do something with the data. It works better as part of a protocol, not as a native data format.
If you convert your JSON data to XML (assuming it is structured in a way that makes it lossless) you have a whole lot more useful tools at your disposal.
- arethuza 16y agoPeople do seem to like abusing attributes... A surprising number of systems seem to rely on embedding entire XML documents in attributes within other documents.