The debate about JSON vs. XML as a data interchange format has begun in blogspace, following JSON inventor and architect at Yahoo Douglas Crockford's talk at XML 2006 JSON, the fat-free alternative to ...

JSON JSON is a simpler encoding method that retains the flexible entry format of XML. Two standards address JSON at this point, RFC 7159 and ECMA-404.

XML was useful in its time, but it has been supplanted by faster, more flexible formats.

Platforms need interoperability. In this article Flex interoperability with JSON and XML is explored. The article including mapping of XML to chart and grid components using the E4X library. It ...

In this article, we’ll continue exploring XML and JSON in Java 11 and beyond. Examples in this article will introduce you to JSON-B, the JSON Binding API for Java. After a quick overview and ...

You're supposed to be either on the XML side or the JSON side of the debate. But I keep reading XML while writing JSON. Am I a bad person?

Is JSON and REST killing your server's performance? Maybe it's time to switch to a binary format.

With a couple of mouse clicks you can convert JSON or XML to a perfectly good class. And, with a little extra work, you can do it in a couple of keystrokes.