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I haven't read the article yet, and while I prefer to work with JSON most of the time XML is much more human readable. And working in publishing we have a lot o
by mgr86 11y ago
I haven't read the article yet, and while I prefer to work with JSON most of the time XML is much more human readable. And working in publishing we have a lot of XML floating around.
- cableshaft 11y agoI agree. When I am creating raw data to be consumed later (like for a personal project or something), I often find myself typing it up in XML and then using an XML -> JSON converter to change it to JSON for my actual code. I can just think in XML easier than remembering "Okay, so there's a bracket here, and a curly brace here, or is it curly brace and bracket? Do I need to include a key value here or not? Oh crap, I overlooked a comma again." I constantly have to send my JSON through lint, where I don't ever have to worry about that with XML.