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Well, .NET has Newtonsoft Json which makes working with Jsons pretty easy, the built-in System.Text.Json probably works well too (I didnt use it directly yet)
by tester756 5y ago
Well,
.NET has Newtonsoft Json which makes working with Jsons pretty easy, the built-in System.Text.Json probably works well too (I didnt use it directly yet)
When it comes to XAML, then XML-like structure is way better for describing interfaces than Json
After all, the web is built on HTML which's kind of similar.
- smackeyacky 5y agoSystem.Text.Json is a handy improvement over the Newtonsoft stuff. Faster and has great support for annotating your classes to do things like remove properties that aren't required when you send them externally. A bit painful to move across but well worth it.