http://sdtimes.com/json-vs-xml-battle-format-supremacy-may-wasted-energy/
This article seems silly. Perhaps I missed something important.
I'm not sure who's still litigating the JSON vs. XML, but it seems like it's more-or-less done.
XHTML/XML for HTML things.
JSON for everything else.
Maybe there are people still wringing their hands over this. AFAIK, the last folks using SOAP/XML services are commercial and governmental agencies where change tends to happen very slowly.
I remember when Sun Microsystems was a company and had the Java Composite Applications Suite. Very XML. That was -- perhaps -- ten years ago. Since then, I think the problem has been solved. I'm not sure who's battling for supremacy or why.
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Showing posts with label json. Show all posts
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Tuesday, August 1, 2017
Wednesday, February 8, 2017
NoSQL Database Doesn’t Mean No Schema
Read this: NoSQL Database Doesn’t Mean No Schema
It was fun to write. And the code works really nicely.
It was fun to write. And the code works really nicely.
Labels:
json,
jsonschema,
noSQL,
python,
schema migration,
swagger
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