> "On the other hand, we still lack a decent high-quality JSON Schema language."
This turns data integration with JSON into a total nightmare. And to make matters worse, Swagger is a total shitshow. Combine the different flavors of JSON schema with OpenAPI/Swagger and you have are left with a regression from SOAP/XML that approaches the same complexity with with fewer features and no standards.
Even mf COBOL has a standard schema definition for data. For new projects I'm still cranking out XSD definitions and doing transformations to JSON if I have to. Even if they come out with a decent schema format I would probably skip it and jump straight to gRPC, Thrift, or some other IDL and just continue to treat JSON as an "also supports".
This turns data integration with JSON into a total nightmare. And to make matters worse, Swagger is a total shitshow. Combine the different flavors of JSON schema with OpenAPI/Swagger and you have are left with a regression from SOAP/XML that approaches the same complexity with with fewer features and no standards.
Even mf COBOL has a standard schema definition for data. For new projects I'm still cranking out XSD definitions and doing transformations to JSON if I have to. Even if they come out with a decent schema format I would probably skip it and jump straight to gRPC, Thrift, or some other IDL and just continue to treat JSON as an "also supports".