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...I don't want to look at binary data responses I've always found this pretty semantic. Obviously tool support for reading ascii or UTF-8 encoded text is very
by famousactress 13y ago
...I don't want to look at binary data responses
I've always found this pretty semantic. Obviously tool support for reading ascii or UTF-8 encoded text is very strong, but it's all binary, so it's a question of tools. I do find JSON the most palatable of the text-encoded formats, but I'd adore it if a solid binary replacement gained favor. Unfortunately I think a lot of the protocols that have had pretty good energy behind them (pbuffers, thrift, hessian, etc.) end up either going the compiled-stubs route ,or bundle RPC, or both.
I'd really like to see a binary protocol with solid type support (please God, let it define a built-in datetime) that can be written and read dynamically (without a header file/stub).