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by kstenerud
2145 days ago
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The default nullability of RDBMS types is implementation-specific. Protobufs requires a lot of ugly workarounds for languages such as Java to handle the language's nullable types. You can't eliminate the complexity; only move it, and protobufs moved it in a way that punishes languages with nullable types. XML at least works via omission, but that doesn't handle the case of explicitly signalling "no data", which is a valid signal in many languages. Concise Encoding does support IEEE754. |
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Yes and by using null-in-every type for your messaging, now you've pushed the problem out of your app and published it to the world.