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Basically it's a Markup Language, not a data transfer language, so it was far from ideal to use it as one. See for example the ambiguity between what should go
by tpm 8y ago
Basically it's a Markup Language, not a data transfer language, so it was far from ideal to use it as one. See for example the ambiguity between what should go into tag attributes vs. tag content etc. Also the eXtensibility makes things too complicated for many use-cases.
You don't have to care about any of this with JSON.
- onemoresoop 8y agoXML started out simple, and then caught really nasty FeatureCreep and DesignByCommittee.