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I think it depends on the application. In many cases, encoding/json is fast enough and stable, but I think you can try to use a faster library if JSON encoding
by goccy 6y ago
I think it depends on the application. In many cases, encoding/json is fast enough and stable, but I think you can try to use a faster library if JSON encoding / decoding is performance critical on your application.
- 0x008 6y agoOr you could try something like Apache Arrow or Flexbuffers?
- jerf 6y agoIf you write off the "JSON", sure, there's a bajillion options. But that's not always possible or desirable. None of those bajillion options have the combination of support and mindshare that JSON has obtained, for better or worse.