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Sure it's a blurry line but some formats are better than others for some specific tasks. JSON isn't the right tool for every job but it's a good enough lowest c
by ChrisSD 8y ago
Sure it's a blurry line but some formats are better than others for some specific tasks. JSON isn't the right tool for every job but it's a good enough lowest common denominator for data sharing.
I wouldn't want to use if for config files or passing complex data but then it's not designed for that.
- afiori 8y agoTOML also has more "normal" notations for dicts and lists that are almost the same as JSON. There is a distinction between markup languages e object notation languages. XML, HTML and Markdown are markup, JSON, YAML, TOML and most other are object notations. (here my distinction, in general, is if they allow unquoted text)