> js does not need to de/serialized its own native format
This doesn’t make any sense. JSON is a string. Converting a Ruby array or hash to or from a string is exactly the same work as converting a JS array or object to or from a string.
Individual implementations may be better in JS, but there’s no inherent reason for that.
This doesn’t make any sense. JSON is a string. Converting a Ruby array or hash to or from a string is exactly the same work as converting a JS array or object to or from a string.
Individual implementations may be better in JS, but there’s no inherent reason for that.