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Really, the mismatch is at the JSON side; arbitrary JSON is the opposite of strongly typed. How a language lets you handle the (easily fallible) process of "JSO
by dwattttt 2y ago
Really, the mismatch is at the JSON side; arbitrary JSON is the opposite of strongly typed. How a language lets you handle the (easily fallible) process of "JSON -> arbitrarily typed -> the actual type you wanted" is what matters.
- throwaway2037 2y ago> arbitrary JSON is the opposite of strongly typed On the surface, I agree. In practice, many big enterprise systems use highly dynamic JSON payloads where new fields are added and changed all the time.