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But what's your point? Would you truly want consumers of JSON Patch data to embed a JS interpreter?
by sagacity 2y ago
But what's your point? Would you truly want consumers of JSON Patch data to embed a JS interpreter?
- moralestapia 2y agoMy point is that the JS interpreter is likely already there.
- _blk 2y agoonly if you think of JSON in the context of a browser. JSON is used as serialized representation of objects in embedded systems, config files, etc. where a JS interpreter is unnecessary, absent or unwanted (size, security, platform preferences, ...)