Not just not versioning things, not changing them. And it's worked with JSON.
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also odd that it says that it's based on of ECMA-262 and only has one type of number. Relatively few languages only have one number
IMO it seems more like someone who writes js created a thing that's convenient in js and falls over if you want (for ex) int and fp
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if it were versioned like websockets someone could tell me in the protocol they're using extension XYZ and pass me an int
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instead they tell me verbally that vars A, B, and C, which are passed as strings, should instead be parsed as ints
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I want to use a serialization format to avoid having to do exactly that.
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It's convenient in lots of languages (works great in Racket) but it doesn't tell you how to decode. It's like sexps or XML in that.
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