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by jasonlotito
5479 days ago
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JSON is popular because: JSON can be consumed by JavaScript. This makes pushing JSON rules easy. I can create an API once in JSON. Now, someone can create a web app and make API calls with JavaScript. That's the reason it's popular. Another, smaller reason, is: Many languages/libraries/frameworks provide poor XML support. If your hand coding your XML-RPC/SOAP calls, or dealing with your average XML in a way different then you would JSON, I really don't know what to say other than: Why? All the other reasons: verbosity, confusion over XML, etc. All those are okay, I guess, but aren't good reasons. If JSON couldn't be parsed by JavaScript, it wouldn't be used. |
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