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Some non-Javascript frameworks (e.g. Jackson for Java) offer an object model to represent parsed JSON (e.g. TextNode, JsonArray, JsonObject). When talking abou
by Hackbraten 4y ago
Some non-Javascript frameworks (e.g. Jackson for Java) offer an object model to represent parsed JSON (e.g. TextNode, JsonArray, JsonObject).
When talking about those objects, e.g. while pairing over some JSON migration logic, I’ve found it helpful to refer to them as “JSON objects” in order to distinguish those from the native object model of the language.