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You mean yaml?

• Mindless2112 13y ago
  Indeed, YAML is a more powerful serialization format than JSON. The original name (Yet Another Markup Language) threw me off, so I never seriously considered using it. Even its Wikipedia article is in the "Markup languages" category.
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• zdw 13y ago
  My general guidance is: Yaml for configuration files/things people touch XML for documents that are complex/nested, that need extra validation, or need to be stored for longer than a few days JSON for ephemeral data structures passed between two controlled endpoints