Weird, you work at Mozilla and ignore JSON in DBs is a thing (and has been for 15+ years).
Anyway, a few resources to help you learn:
Anyway, a few resources to help you learn:
As for working at Mozilla: oh, it's worse than that, I'm the one who did the most recent round of optimization to JSON.stringify(). So if you're using Firefox, you're even more vulnerable to my incompetence than you realized.
Furthermore, I'll note that for Mozilla, I do 90% of my work in C++, 10% in Python, and a rounding error in JS and Rust. So although I work on a JS engine, I'm dangerously clueless about real-world JS. I mostly use it for fun, and for side projects (and sometimes those coincide). If you expect JS engine developers to be experts in the proper way to use JS, then you're going to be sorely disappointed.
That said, I'd be interested to hear a counterargument. Your argument so far agreed with me.
* Agreed by both parties to be the protocol they'll use
* Used for "representation" (assuming we mean the same by that, if not, please clarify)
>So if you're using Firefox
I jumped ship ten years ago; but I've heard you guys are doing quite well?
>I'm dangerously clueless about real-world JS.
Agree.
Disclosure: I'm @moralestapia but my laptop ran out of battery and this is my backup account, lol.