Comment Comment by zahlman So the point is that you can use the nth competing standard, and transpile it to whatever the other systems need?What about manipulating the data?Does it support embedded comments, like TOML does? What happens if you round-trip that through JSON? What about the other superset features?What does KSON stand for?There's a lot said about JSON and YAML on the main page, but why is this better than TOML? parent zahlman 1 year ago
What about manipulating the data?
Does it support embedded comments, like TOML does? What happens if you round-trip that through JSON? What about the other superset features?
What does KSON stand for?
There's a lot said about JSON and YAML on the main page, but why is this better than TOML?