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I was aware of the json parser and it did put me off the naming. Unfortunately jq is the most obvious name. For example there is jruby/jython. Longer term when
by RyanHamilton 6y ago
I was aware of the json parser and it did put me off the naming. Unfortunately jq is the most obvious name. For example there is jruby/jython. Longer term when a stable version is reached I would like to change to it's own name as eventually the goal is to extend the current q language. jq++, jq# :)
Any suggestions?
- pavlov 6y agoAnother potential source of confusion is that J is also a well-known APL-derived array language. So it's not obvious that J here refers to Java. I don't have any good suggestions. "Jaq"?