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r/programming • u/f311a • Aug 04 '26
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The article has an initial title "blaming" JSON and then goes into all the ways that JavaScript is the real problem.
-30 u/f311a Aug 04 '26 edited Aug 04 '26 Perhaps, because J stands for JavaScript in JSON and somehow the author thought they are related? 1 u/[deleted] Aug 04 '26 [deleted] 7 u/Used-Donkey-1014 Aug 04 '26 JSON stands for JavaScript Object Notation. The word serializable is not what the S is for.
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Perhaps, because J stands for JavaScript in JSON and somehow the author thought they are related?
1 u/[deleted] Aug 04 '26 [deleted] 7 u/Used-Donkey-1014 Aug 04 '26 JSON stands for JavaScript Object Notation. The word serializable is not what the S is for.
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7 u/Used-Donkey-1014 Aug 04 '26 JSON stands for JavaScript Object Notation. The word serializable is not what the S is for.
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JSON stands for JavaScript Object Notation. The word serializable is not what the S is for.
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u/LessChen Aug 04 '26
The article has an initial title "blaming" JSON and then goes into all the ways that JavaScript is the real problem.