Lack of a native date/time format in JSON has been the biggest pain point for me.
Lack of a native date/time format in JSON has been the biggest pain point for me. Most (all?) serializers convert Dates to an ISO string but that almost always requires manual conversion back to a Date during deserialization before doing anything useful with it. Using epoch for dates makes simple math & before/after comparison easier but requires explicit conversion during serialization. Unfortunately from what I can tell, I-JSON doesn't appear to solve this problem (or does it??) One nice thing about BSON is they made Date types first class citizens of the format.
Posted by thom_nic on Mar 23, 2015, 2:55 PM
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Lack of a native date/time format in JSON has been the biggest pain point for me.
Lack of a native date/time format in JSON has been the biggest pain point for me. Most (all?) serializers convert Dates to an ISO string but that almost always requires manual conversion back to a Date during deserialization before doing anything useful with it. Using epoch for dates makes simple math & before/after comparison easier but requires explicit conversion during serialization. Unfortunately from what I can tell, I-JSON doesn't appear to solve this problem (or does it??) One nice thing about BSON is they made Date types first class citizens of the format.
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