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[[wikipedia:JSON|JSON]] is a way for [[JavaScript]] to serialize and deserialize state of its objects. Due to its simplicity it is more and more used in other languages as well. | [[wikipedia:JSON|JSON]] is a way for [[JavaScript]] to serialize and deserialize state of its objects. Due to its simplicity it is more and more used in other languages as well. | ||
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| + | In need of compiling [[Java]] ahead-of-time? See [https://github.com/JaroslavTulach/netbeans-html4j/blob/examples/examples/jsonparse/README.md jsonparse example] showing a [[Maven]] project that can turn your Java code into self-contained, small (less than 5M) and effective code suitable for your microservice or lambda as a service setups. Thanks to [[SubstrateVM]]! | ||
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JSON is a way for JavaScript to serialize and deserialize state of its objects. Due to its simplicity it is more and more used in other languages as well.
Type-safe Parsing of JSON without any Reflection
In need of compiling Java ahead-of-time? See jsonparse example showing a Maven project that can turn your Java code into self-contained, small (less than 5M) and effective code suitable for your microservice or lambda as a service setups. Thanks to SubstrateVM!
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