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Then you don't need JSON, all you need is the plain old JS object.
by j03w 13y ago
Then you don't need JSON, all you need is the plain old JS object.
- derefr 13y agoYou're thinking of the live representation of the "model" of a brush in the program. I'm talking about the "definition" of a brush, from which the program loads that model. Another example would be, say, a "level" in an HTML5 game. These things ship alongside the game as blobs of data. Those blobs need a format that the browser can parse. Currently, JSON is that format, and it's inadequate for that.