> . Many people must have used those literal formats to > store and transfer data before the JSON name came into use. After all, > Crockford says he "discovered" JSON rather than "invented" it: > I was one of those developers. I was doing 'AJAX' in the early 2000s (maybe 1999) with Iframes and JSON. If you think it is hard to convince people that JSON is old, try convincing them of how long developers have been doing AJAX. If it doesn't have a name, it isn't real to some people
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