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Missing links to benchmarks. Also, Json is not really a good baseline for comparison. If you support binary data natively in the format, you should compare it t
by sonicxxg 7y ago
Missing links to benchmarks.
Also, Json is not really a good baseline for comparison. If you support binary data natively in the format, you should compare it to Bson.
- ants_a 7y agoBson is just terrible. Just as a taste, arrays are encoded as key-value, where key is the array index converted to a decimal string and then stored as zero terminated string with 4 byte length prefixed to it. It boggles the mind why somebody would design a format like this.