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The lost art of XML — mmagueta
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Yes..but compression
And with csv you just gotta pray that you're parser parses the same as their writer..and that their writer was correctly implemented..and they set the settings correctly
Compression adds another layer of complexity for parsing.
JSON can also have configuration mismatch problems. Main one that comes to mind is case (in)sensitivity for keys.
Nahh your nitpicking there, large csvs are gonna be compressed anyways
In practice I've never met a Json I cant parse, every second csv is unparseable