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Both a C# and JavaScript implementations exist. The terse “single punctuation character”, e.g. <$> make it efficient to write, more efficient than JSON. There i
by GeneThomas 2y ago
Both a C# and JavaScript implementations exist.
The terse “single punctuation character”, e.g. <$> make it efficient to write, more efficient than JSON.
There is no “extra open bracket”?
There is a overview of how the indenting operates.
Mode-less, means the tokeneizer does not require modes, unlike those required for XML. The parser has state.
Have the top level document named allows one to see what the document is, e.g. <Example-Document> or <Person>.
- zahlman 2y ago`<$>` is not simpler than `}`, nor `]`. The array syntax has the "extra open (angle) brackets": in `<<Names> Fredrick <&> Freddy <<$>` we see `<` more often than `>`.
- GeneThomas 2y agoIt is more terse than JSON.
- zahlman 2y agoHave you created any benchmarks to demonstrate this?
- GeneThomas 2y agoSee https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42038004#42049033 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42038004#42049033