Native JSON Parsing: What does it mean?

Posted by: Rick Strahls WebLog, on 20 Apr 2009 | View original | Bookmarked: 0 time(s)

JSON support is part of the EcmaScript 3.1 and so is likely to become ubiquitous in all browsers going forward. Internet Explorer 8 now includes native JSON parsing. FireFox 3.5 and the next version of WebKit/Safari too have or shortly will have native JSON support inside of the browser. This is good news as it helps simplify a common task for AJAX applications that send data back and forth between clients. You can check out the native JSON support today: Internet Explorer 8 FireFox 3.1 Beta 3...

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