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EDN at least provides date literals, UUID literals, and decimals. It also does not require commas to be littered everywhere. Unfortunately EDN is only really we
by koito17 4y ago
EDN at least provides date literals, UUID literals, and decimals. It also does not require commas to be littered everywhere. Unfortunately EDN is only really well-supported within Clojure. I'm not sure what is meant by "context problem" for JSON, but keywords and symbols in EDN can be namespaced, so that one can distinguish e.g. :human/name and :computer/name. However, it still requires you to write a schema. And due to lack of support in other languages, protocol buffers seem to be a much better choice.
- berkes 4y agoContext being "this branch is a link" or "this string is a creditcard-number" or "this employee here is-a Title-over there, at Company over there".