FUML – a new data serialization language based on type theory
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Re: FUML – a new data serialization language based on type theory
#2What's the advantage over JSON or YAML?
Re: FUML – a new data serialization language based on type theory
#3What's the advantage over JSON or YAML?
- Its based on type theory, and thus supports data types like tuples, records, and sum types. Those are explained in the specs.
- Does not use quotes to describe property names. Has a unique syntax for large property names.
- It allows for setting a nested property value directly.
- Its also a language to describe the data schema.
- Its syntax is similar to F# and OCaml, so users with some background in functional programming languages should feel it easy to work with.
Re: FUML – a new data serialization language based on type theory
#4What's the advantage over JSON or YAML?
- Its based on type theory, and thus supports data types like tuples, records, and sum types. Those are explained in the specs. - Does not use quotes to describe property names. Has a unique syntax for large property names. - It allows for setting a nested property value directly. - Its also a language to describe the data schema. - Its syntax is similar to F# and OCaml, so users with some background in functional pr…
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