Cross-client memcached compatibility
Kieran Benton
kieran.benton at synchro.co.uk
Mon Feb 11 21:34:47 UTC 2008
Lol is it me or did we start this thread a bit like this? :)
Just in case my vote hasn't been picked up I'm a +1 for json becoming a standard formatting too. have we got an flag spare across all the common clients?
Cheers,
Kieran
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To: Ciaran <ciaranj at gmail.com>
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Subject: Re: Cross-client memcached compatibility
Ciaran wrote:
> JSON sure seems popular with a lot of people ;) In fact so far I've had
> +4 for JSON and no other suggestions ;)
> - Ciaran
It is widespread and language independent. It is basically javascript
syntax. So, it is standard. Many languages like PHP have native
support for making JSON strings and parsing them.
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