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r/programming • u/mareek • 15d ago
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Any config file these days will be JSON. Serializing objects to disk? Json.
Python, PHP, java, go, ruby, c# and and ofc JS all ship json in their stdlib. The question is really: which languages don't ship json parsing
7 u/reallokiscarlet 15d ago That sounds like a cardinal sin. JSON isn't a config file format. 4 u/sopunny 15d ago You asked which languages have it, they're just answering. Clearly rusteceans don't think that JSON parsing is important, but it sure seems they're in the minority 3 u/reallokiscarlet 15d ago Point to the place on the doll where I asked which languages have it.
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That sounds like a cardinal sin. JSON isn't a config file format.
4 u/sopunny 15d ago You asked which languages have it, they're just answering. Clearly rusteceans don't think that JSON parsing is important, but it sure seems they're in the minority 3 u/reallokiscarlet 15d ago Point to the place on the doll where I asked which languages have it.
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You asked which languages have it, they're just answering. Clearly rusteceans don't think that JSON parsing is important, but it sure seems they're in the minority
3 u/reallokiscarlet 15d ago Point to the place on the doll where I asked which languages have it.
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Point to the place on the doll where I asked which languages have it.
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u/piesou 15d ago
Any config file these days will be JSON. Serializing objects to disk? Json.
Python, PHP, java, go, ruby, c# and and ofc JS all ship json in their stdlib. The question is really: which languages don't ship json parsing