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5 Benefits of Immutable Objects Worth Considering for Your Next Project

5 Benefits of Immutable Objects Worth Considering for Your Next Project As a ruby developer, immutability is thrown around by functional programming aficionados for awhile. as a skeptic I've passed it off as a buzzword and kept moving along. I recently started learning elixir and it popped up again, so I wanted to get a deep understanding of what the concept is and how it benefits our software in the real-world...

JSON: 1.1 # JSON with Extensions (JSONX) - New JSON (Next) Format w/ json-next gem

Hello, I’ve updated the JSON readers gem now called json-next, formerly jasony. The next next generation JSON parser / reader included is a world-wide ruby’s 1st - JSONX.parse for the new JSON: 1.1 # JSON with Extensions (JSONX) format. Using JSONX you can use all the JSON extension of HanSON (JSON for Humans) and SON (Simple Object Notation) and some more e.g. use Ruby (Shell)-like #-comments, unquoted keys, optional commas, and much more. Note: JSONX.parse is the same as JSON.parse( JSONX.convert(text)), that is, JSONX works like a preprocessor for JSON. Cheers. PS: What’s your favorite JSON format? e.g. “Vanilla” JSON 1.0 or JSON5 or HJSON or HanSON or SON or CSON or USON or JSONX/JSON11/JSON XI/JSONII.

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