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Why are they saving the JSON as a string in the first place, and not as a datastructure?
by gumby 4y ago
Why are they saving the JSON as a string in the first place, and not as a datastructure?
- Scarbutt 4y agoIt's a networked application.
- iudqnolq 4y agoBut they still have to serialize the JSON object containing the string. I wonder if it was an "optimization" to avoid serializing full object every time it was transferred?
- Backslasher 4y agoI do not know why this is a JSON object. It might have been for debuggability, although I don't agree with this choice.