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With so many HTML junkyards out there - it's a de-facto standard. Same with XML. The moment I saw XML's <tag>...</tag> - I asked - why don't we just use <tag>..
by gesman 13y ago
With so many HTML junkyards out there - it's a de-facto standard.
Same with XML.
The moment I saw XML's <tag>...</tag> - I asked - why don't we just use <tag>...</> to save 15% of world's bandwidth?
No one was able to answer this question.
- ghostdiver 13y agoHow about gzip compression? It's not like you can gain anything by using JSON compared to HTML, when gzip is enabled.