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But I believe that’s what .net serialisers currently use.
by cm2187 6y ago
But I believe that’s what .net serialisers currently use.
- alkonaut 6y agoAbsolutely. But I apart from a very few trivial cases I wouldn’t recommend anyone to use any of the BLC serializers.
- cm2187 6y agoI am not going to enter into a debate about the merits of various serializers, but if netwonsoft.json doesn’t run, that’s half of the nuget packages that cannot run in that app. That pretty much guaranties its failure in term of adoption.
- alkonaut 6y agoYeah I didn’t even consider text based serialization (json, xml). I know there is at least a couple of aot-aware json.net ports but obviously those aren’t going to be what existing packages use. It seems like a pretty small hurdle though. Once AoT is commonplace more packages will support it, including json.net. It might take three years or ten, but it will happen (I consider 5 years to be a blink of an eye in this space...)