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Ha, fair. CSV gets you 80% there. The 20% ISON adds: - Multiple named tables in one doc - Cross-table references - No escaping hell (quoted strings handled cle
by maheshvaikri99 9mo ago
Ha, fair. CSV gets you 80% there.
The 20% ISON adds:
- Multiple named tables in one doc
- Cross-table references
- No escaping hell (quoted strings handled cleanly)
- Schema validation (ISONantic)
If you're stuffing one flat table into context, CSV works fine. When you have users + orders + products with relationships, ISON saves you from JSON's bracket tax.