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Too-dumb is that it was too machine tied, imo jsonc(and now later json5) strikes a perfect compromise. Json5 adds back, quote-less identifiers, trailing commas
by whizzter 3y ago
Too-dumb is that it was too machine tied, imo jsonc(and now later json5) strikes a perfect compromise.
Json5 adds back, quote-less identifiers, trailing commas in objects/arrays and most importantly, comments (That jsonc already added).
With those additions, there is little extra pain of writing JSON as configuration without losing anything in terms of being stringent.