Show HN: JSON Browse – Fetch, filter and manipulate your JSON inside the browser

Re:Show HN: JSON Browse – Fetch, filter and manipulate your ... by _ZeD_ on Tuesday January 17, 2017 @02:45AM (#13415775)

strange, I always put quote marks, as I see them as totally necessary. Not in the browser, obviously, but in my mind. It helps me recording those are strings, not variables. I made too many mistakes in the likes of

    var foo = "bar";
    var baz = {
        foo: "qux"
    };

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Re:Show HN: JSON Browse – Fetch, filter and manipulate your ... by vog on Tuesday January 17, 2017 @04:55AM (#13416243)

This bites especially often if you are steadily switching between JavaScript and a server-side language where that code actually does what you expect (e.g. Python).

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Re:Show HN: JSON Browse – Fetch, filter and manipulate your ... by mjmasn on Tuesday January 17, 2017 @08:35AM (#13417343)

I assume you mean you mistakenly expect baz to equal:

    {
        bar: "qux"
    }

Don't you use syntax highlighting? I can't imagine this ever being an issue...

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