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couldn't you just use JS Object notation? you get comments, less cruft (having to quote string definitions in the key-space might be annoying). Am I missing so
by rtpg 14y ago
couldn't you just use JS Object notation? you get comments, less cruft (having to quote string definitions in the key-space might be annoying).
Am I missing something with that?
- rogerbinns 14y agoWhat is the difference between "JS Object notation" and JSON? Google searches show they are the same thing. JSON definitely does not have comments http://www.json.org/ http://www.json.org/