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Flatbuffers targets C++ and Go[1], so it does not appear to require JIT. It would appear the necessary code is generated statically even for Java and C#, to tak
by johncolanduoni 11y ago
Flatbuffers targets C++ and Go[1], so it does not appear to require JIT. It would appear the necessary code is generated statically even for Java and C#, to take advantage of strong typing.
[1]: https://google.github.io/flatbuffers/ https://google.github.io/flatbuffers/
- bozoUser 11y agoMakes sense but do people use it for conventional web. If there is such a great deal of efficiency why isn't there a great deal of adoption? Edit: Added some more text
- detaro 11y agoBecause JSON is the "default" (everybody knows it, everything has tooling for it) and most people don't care about efficiency on that level until they have to.