the reason json is popular is because it's widely used and is easily parsed (without having to call any extra libraries).
standardizing this would mean accepting upon a complete working alternate that'd work everywhere just akin to json (plus the added perks), which will take a lot of (dis)agreement, especially given that there are already a dozen other standards trying to replace json.
the reason json is popular is because it's widely used and is easily parsed (without having to call any extra libraries).
standardizing this would mean accepting upon a complete working alternate that'd work everywhere just akin to json (plus the added perks), which will take a lot of (dis)agreement, especially given that there are already a dozen other standards trying to replace json.