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I was thinking to myself while reading the link "Why on earth would someone think UTF8 is a problem?" and then I saw it was a erlang thread. To complain about i
by jnevill 13y ago
I was thinking to myself while reading the link "Why on earth would someone think UTF8 is a problem?" and then I saw it was a erlang thread. To complain about it being slow to validate while talking in an erlang thread... christ. It must be frustrating trying to deal with json, which is full of strings, in a language like erlang.
- rdtsc 13y agoJSON decoders decode string to binaries. https://github.com/talentdeficit/jsx https://github.com/talentdeficit/jsx Erlang has been receiving and sending data. It just like to deal well defined binary messages and it likes to encode/decode them into its own representations (records, terms) at the boundary where they come in and leave the system.