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I'm not a big fan of helm, but using json syntax instead of yaml sounds like getting shot in the leg. Json as far as I'm aware never meant to be human readable

I'm not a big fan of helm, but using json syntax instead of yaml sounds like getting shot in the leg. Json as far as I'm aware never meant to be human readable or human writable.

arpa 7y ago
I would argue the same about yaml and whitespace being meaningful. Oh you forgot a single space? Your markup is screwed. Xml is much better...
- slig 7y ago
  I spend more time writing and reading files than figuring out syntax errors. Also yaml has comments.
  - arpa 7y ago
    Fair enough.
shorez 7y ago
Hi, you won't have much contact with JSON at all. While Jsonnet is technically a superset, all you will see during use is most probably function calls and imports. You won't have to actually write the Kubernetes objects anymore, they are generated using helper functions, just like real programming languages would do.