I am quite new to JSON and I have been having trouble with this data-driven asset manager (not my code). I have been trying to deserialize parameters for my TmxMapLoader object from JSON. It takes the parameters of TmxMapLoader.Parameters type. Here is the Asset.class file that's responsible for deserializing JSON: public class Asset implements Json.Serializable { public Class<?> type; public String path; public AssetLoaderParameters parameters; @Override public void write(Json json) { json.w...| Recent Questions - Game Development Stack Exchange
What started as a simple recommendation turned into a comprehensive benchmarking exercise. Let us see blog post about JSON vs XML. First appeared on SQL SERVER Performance – JSON vs XML| SQL Authority with Pinal Dave
A few days ago Fatih posted this question on twitter. I’m going to attempt to give my answer, however to do that I need to apply some simplifications as my previous attempts to answer it involved a lot of phrases like a pointer to a pointer, and other unhelpful waffling. Hopefully my simplified answer can […]| Dave Cheney
Consider using JSON arrays instead of objects to transfer data in order to avoid overhead on client, server, and the data itself.| Java, SQL and jOOQ.
Reading SwiftData vs Realm: Performance Comparison reminded me of an anecdote from my days working on Shark, at Apple. I don’t really remember the timing – sometime between 2006 and 2010 – but presumably around 2006 as I recall it was when Core Data was still relatively new. For whatever reason, there was a huge… Read more| Wade Tregaskis
As I mentioned at the start of my Optimizing Ruby’s JSON series of posts, performance isn’t why I candidated to be the new gem’s maintainer.| byroot’s blog
Working with very large JSON files (20MB+) using online tools tends to be a crashy affair. Whether you’re looking to format or search them, all the tools I found just crash. I found myself having to work with huge JSON files recently, so I built a tool specifically optimized for huge JSON files, called Huge … Continue reading Search Huge JSON files on the Web→| SOS
It's possible, although uncommon, for a JSON object to contain the same name multiple times. Here are some ways to handle that in Python.| alexwlchan
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Für ein kleines Projekt habe ich mein erstes Block-Theme (das ich fertiggestellt habe) mit dem Plugin Create Block Theme implementiert. In der PDF-Datei mit dem Design gab es einen „runden Button“, bei dem ich mir nicht direkt sicher war, wie … Weiterlesen →| Kau-Boys
Imagine you’re working with a table full of data – say, employee bonuses stored across five columns: bonus1, bonus2, bonus3, bonus4, and bonus5. Each row represents an employee, and the bonuses are scattered across these columns, with some entries missing (i.e., NULL). Your boss walks in and says, “I want all the actual bonus values … Continue reading Taming the Nulls: Column Shifting Values Left in SQL| Paulzip's Oracle Blog
Oracle’s JSON_TABLE provides a facility to un-nest arrays using the nested path clause, but if you try to use that with sibling arrays you can end up with unexpected results. In my previous post JSON Sibling Arrays – Without Ordinal Association, I covered the situation where sibling arrays have no connection through ordinal position, they … Continue reading JSON Sibling Arrays – With Ordinal Association| Paulzip's Oracle Blog
Oracle’s JSON_TABLE provides a facility to un-nest arrays using the nested path clause, but if you try to use that with sibling arrays you can end up with unexpected results. Sibling arrays here mean separate arrays, but at the same level under the same parent object. There are two types of sibling array scenarios: 1. … Continue reading JSON Sibling Arrays – Without Ordinal Association| Paulzip's Oracle Blog
Someone on the Oracle Community forum asked “Is there a way to parse unknown depth level of nested json?”. In other words, if you had a JSON structure which kept nesting data to an unkn…| Paulzip's Oracle Blog
I’ve recently been involved in some APEX development. One of the application form had a bunch of input items whose visibility and mandatory aspects depend on the record type, and the business role of the current user. This situation is typically handled with dynamic actions (DAs), and custom classes on items to minimize the number … Continue reading Building and Using an APEX Item Property Matrix| Odie's Oracle Blog
These days, I am looking into the latest additions to SODA in Oracle Database 18c, in particular the REST implementation available via Oracle REST Data Services (ORDS) : SODA for REST. I wrote once…| Odie's Oracle Blog
At last, a use case where PL/SQL is faster than SQL : avoiding unnecessary ordering !| An Oracle Programmer
Use the new IANA-registered tag to preserve JSON numbers represented as strings when encoding in Concise Binary Object Representation.| Just a Theory
On 5th of March 2025, Andrew Dunstan committed patch: Allow json{b}_strip_nulls to remove null array elements An additional paramater ("strip_in_arrays") is added to these functions. It defaults to false. If true, then null array elements are removed as well as null valued object fields. JSON that just consists of a single null is not … Continue reading "Waiting for PostgreSQL 18 – Allow json{b}_strip_nulls to remove null array elements"| select * from depesz;
Amazing. Awesome. Well, but what is it? We could store json data in Pg since PostgreSQL 9.2 – so it's been there for over 12 years now. How is the new shiny thing different? What does it allow you to do? Let's see if I can shed some light on it… For starters: SQL/JSON is … Continue reading "SQL/JSON is here! (kinda “Waiting for Pg 17”)"| select * from depesz;
As part of its ongoing support and maintenance work with Easy Reader, Webinista, Inc. developed the South Bay Dining Guide, as an evergreen product against which Easy Reader can sell ads. This post is an overview of the implementation details.| Los Angeles WordPress & web developer - Webinista, Inc.
Does Vertex AI Use Your Schema Markup? Clarifying Data Needs for SEOs Why your schema markup still matters for search, even if Vertex AI works| Hill Web Creations: Digital Marketing, SEM, SEO
Some PDF files can be “tagged” which means they contain information about the structure of the file. This structure is embedded as metadata within the PDF and is made up of a hierarchy …| Java PDF Blog
In Part1 and Part2 of the series, we learned how to build a language spec and how to use Sylver's query language to explore the parse tree of our JSON documents. While it can be insightful to explore a codebase interactively through source-code quer...| Geoffrey Copin's blog
2 easy to implement solutions for validating JSON in your text editor| hashrocket.com
After wrapping up about the encoder optimizations in the previous post, we can now start talking about the parser side.| byroot’s blog
When building a RESTful API in Rails, there are many different options and gems you can use to format your JSON responses. This isn't a post about how to build an API, but rather about some of the different popular options on how to define and…| Leigh Halliday's RSS Feed
In the previous post, we showed how we eliminated two malloc/free pairs of calls when generating small JSON documents, and how that put us ahead of Oj when reusing the JSON::State object.| byroot’s blog
In the previous post, we established that as long as ruby/json wasn’t competitive on micro-benchmarks, public perception wouldn’t change. Since what made ruby/json appear so bad on micro-benchmarks was its setup cost, we had to find ways to reduce it further.| byroot’s blog
In the previous post, I covered how I reimplemented JSON::Generator::State#configure in Ruby and some other changes. Unfortunately, it didn’t go as well as I initially thought.| byroot’s blog
Explore the key differences between CSV, JSON, & XML. Find out which data format is best for your project with clear examples for 2025.| Sonra
How Schema Markup Supports Medical Device Marketing Medical device sales can improve by leveraging Schema Markup to boost SEO and achieve rich results| Hill Web Creations: Digital Marketing, SEM, SEO
Google Image Search in the World of Generative AI Experiences The importance of including great imagery to support your content Incorporating engaging and| Hill Web Creations: Digital Marketing, SEM, SEO
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Profile Page Schema for Organizations’ and People Profiles Google Search uses person and organization Profile Page markup to disambiguate similar| Hill Web Creations: Digital Marketing, SEM, SEO
We add error reporting capabilities to the JSON parser we wrote from scratch in Haskell.| abhinavsarkar.net
We add error reporting capabilities to the JSON parser we wrote from scratch in Haskell.| abhinavsarkar.net
In the final part of this series, I discuss the generation of JSON and XML files to send sensor data from the web and database servers to web clients. I also cover upgrading the system from HTTP to HTTPS with the use of an Internet web server on a shared web hosting service. Finally, as a complement to backend development for IoT discussed in the series, I present an example of a frontend web page to graphically display sensor data on a web browser.| Circuit Cellar
A guide to parsing operations in JavaScript applications.| Apify Blog
In Part 1, we used Sylver's meta language to build a specification for the JSON format. But an AST, by itself, is not of much use. In this next tutorial, we'll continue building our JSON configuration validator. To this end, we'll learn how to use Sy...| Geoffrey Copin's Blog
For search engine indexing and for understanding: Protobuf is frequently used with GRPC. Protobuf is how the requests and responses are serialized. The Problem Look at the output below. Printing pr…| Ilya's blog
Oracle 23ai still doesn't support the standard SQL FILTER clause on aggregate functions, which can prove to be tricky to emulate on JSON aggregate functions| Java, SQL and jOOQ.
Recently I needed to parse some data embedded in HTML. At first glance it appeared to be JSON, so after pulling the text out of…| GrimBlog
What is observability? Improving an application's observability can be one of the most empowering endeavors as an engineer. Imagine tiptoeing across a messy child's room in the middle of the night with the goal of not stepping on a Lego. Now imagine ...| chris ramacciotti
Dremio's `COPY INTO` command, and the soon-to-be-released Auto Ingest feature provide robust solutions for importing these files into Apache Iceberg tables. By leveraging Dremio, ingesting and maintaining data in Apache Iceberg becomes manageable and efficient, paving the way for performant and flexible analytics directly from your data lake. In this article, we’ll do a hand-on exercise you can do in the safety of your local environment to see these techniques at work.| Dremio
The need to configure a specific pod’s container arguments is a common Kubernetes administration task. As examples, you might need to enable verbose logging, set an explicit value to override a default, or configure a host name or port set in a container’s arguments. In the example below, we are targeting the ‘metrics-server’ in the ... Kubernetes: patching container arguments array with kubectl and jq| fabianlee.org
Monitoring Azure AD (Entra ID now) application secret expirations in an enterprise is a critical aspect of maintaining robust security and ensuring uninterrupted service. When application secrets expire without timely renewal, it can disrupt business operations by causing application failures. Proactive management of application secret expirations helps enterprises avoid last-minute issues, enabling a more secure| The Lazy Administrator
Tips and tricks for using JC interactively, in scripts, and in automation. In Part 2 we look at using JC to parse URLs, POSIX paths, and git log output.| Brazil's Blog
As secret handling gets sophisticated, applications must ensure secrets are secure and easily managed. One method is using HashiCorp Vault.| Atomic Spin
Tips and tricks for using JC. In Part 1 we look at using JC as a Subnet Calculator, for exploring X.509 certificates, and for converting dates and timestamps.| Brazil's Blog
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A database with geocodes - Complete database of countries and territories, their different country codes under common standards (ISO-3166, GEC...| One world | Projects, maps and coding
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On a recent client project, we built a form that submitted to a third-party registration service. Easy-peasy, right? What followed was a comical series of incidents that served as an excellent lesson in defensive API handling.| Space Ninja
My version of JSON::Class is now released. The previous post explains why does this worth a note.| LFlat, The Home of Vrurg
JSON, a Simple and Easy Start for Verifiable Credential Issuance JSON is really really simple. It is just name value pairs. There is a tiny IANA registry for JWT claims that defines about 100 JSON terms. This is the one registry of JSON terms that folks who love JSON reference repeatedly and say solves any […]| Identity Woman
Misinformation sometimes gets a foothold and spreads across the digital identity oriented forums. A most recent piece that is percolating is: the Verifiable Credential (VC) Data Model 2.0, which is under development within a formal W3C working group, does not or will not support JSON. What is true: W3C VC 2.0 is 100% capable of […]| Identity Woman
This will be a short one. I have recently released a family of WWW::GCloud modules for accessing Google Cloud services. Their REST API is, apparently, JSON-based. So, I made use of the existing JSON::Class. Unfortunately, it was missing some features critically needed for my work project. I implemented a couple of workarounds, but still felt like it’s not the way it has to be. Something akin to LibXML::Class would be great to have… There was a big “but” in this. We already have XML::C...| LFlat, The Home of Vrurg
When you work with Kubernetes, kubectl is your friend. It allows you to communicate with the Kubernetes API Server on your command line of choice which, makes it the main steering wheel used by developers| Marc Brandner
Trello Android recently converted from using Gson [https://github.com/google/gson] to Moshi [https://github.com/square/moshi] for handling JSON. It was a bit tricky so I wanted to document the process. (For context, Trello Android primarily parses JSON. We rarely serialize JSON, and thus most of the| Dan Lew Codes
The following code converts an object to JSON and then back again: val adapter = Moshi.Builder().build().adapter(Foo::class.java) val foo = Foo(bar = null) val json = adapter.toJson(foo) val foo2 = adapter.fromJson(json) check(foo == foo2) I think most of us would expect check() to pass, but| Dan Lew Codes
