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>you forget the context Wait, it the opposite. XML is designed to indicate context, and JSON is designed to hide context, you have a bunch of braces in place o
by GoblinSlayer 5y ago
>you forget the context
Wait, it the opposite. XML is designed to indicate context, and JSON is designed to hide context, you have a bunch of braces in place of context there, no matter where you are it's braces all the way down, like lisp.
- nsonha 5y agonot really, what enables you to have the context is shorter code. It's useless to have context reminders at the top and bottom of the thing, but not the middle and it's too damn long