Not so - order-preserving implementations are backwards compatible with non-order-preserving
implementations. Just rev the spec, and like any other versioned spec, developers can use the
new behavior when they know the application environment uses only the new version.
On 3/11/2011 12:41 PM, Dean Landolt wrote:
Billions of JSON messages vs a handful of sites should be pretty clear cut,
but I've
collected some numbers anyway just to make it more obvious.
You've asserted this JSON-advantage claim several times now so you should
probably know that
keys in JSON are specifically specified as unordered. Nothing TC39 does can
alter this fact --
it won't (and /can't/) be changed. Even if ECMAScript were to go this route,
nothing says that
JSON implementations will (or must) respect this ordering. Surprises would lurk
around every
corner.
[snipped the rest]
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