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Reason number 1: aliases and anchors. Reason number 2: allowing comments. JSON is a terrible config format, and an ok data interchange format.
by charrondev 7y ago
Reason number 1: aliases and anchors.
Reason number 2: allowing comments.
JSON is a terrible config format, and an ok data interchange format.
- wpietri 7y agoAgreed. It amazes me that we got out of the XML-for-everything era with a lot of people thinking the problem was XML, and not the for-everything part. JSON-for-everything is just as maddening to me.