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Anecdotal, I did and I do. It's no different than a path on a filesystem.
by bombela 2y ago
Anecdotal, I did and I do. It's no different than a path on a filesystem.
- stronglikedan 2y agoBut it's different than object notation in JS, and considering JSON stands for JavaScript Object Notation, I think dot notation would have been more appropriate for JSON Pointer (and by extension JSON Path). As a bit of a rebel myself, I use dot notation when describing a location in a JSON document, unless I'm forced to use the slash for something like JSON Pointer.