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Uhh, no. Part of the reason JSON is useful is that it's easy to write a correct parser in comparison to most other things - adding a bunch of the complexity of
by vertex-four 7y ago
Uhh, no. Part of the reason JSON is useful is that it's easy to write a correct parser in comparison to most other things - adding a bunch of the complexity of YAML back to JSON seems a bad idea. This makes it possible to use JSON as a serialisation layer for network protocols without introducing too much additional risk of parsing-related vulnerabilities.