Where does the term ‘serialization’ come from?
In order to convert e.g. a python object to json you would use a serializer. As far as I understand it, serialization leaves the possibility to change the converted object back to the original.
Where does the term ‘serialization’ come from?
In order to convert e.g. a python object to json you would use a serializer. As far as I understand it, serialization leaves the possibility to change the converted object back to the original.
Where does the term ‘serialization’ come from?
In order to convert e.g. a python object to json you would use a serializer. As far as I understand it, serialization leaves the possibility to change the converted object back to the original.
How does Java handle cyclic data references when serializing an object? [duplicate]
How are cycles handled? Where does the term graph come from?
Why is the json format necessary over the normal javascript object format?
Before you answer, yes I know that other languages have no native javascript object support, but neither do they have native support for json.
Why is the json format necessary over the normal javascript object format?
Before you answer, yes I know that other languages have no native javascript object support, but neither do they have native support for json.
Why is the json format necessary over the normal javascript object format?
Before you answer, yes I know that other languages have no native javascript object support, but neither do they have native support for json.
Why is the json format necessary over the normal javascript object format?
Before you answer, yes I know that other languages have no native javascript object support, but neither do they have native support for json.
Why is the json format necessary over the normal javascript object format?
Before you answer, yes I know that other languages have no native javascript object support, but neither do they have native support for json.
What’s a good way to make sure that locally serialized data can be deserialized in newer code?
Context: I’m working on an HTML 5 game without persisted state. Every time you refresh the page, you start at the beginning. People are requesting that they can start where they left off if they leave the page. I plan to implement this as Local Storage. The thing that makes apprehensive about this is a new kind of bug I’ll have to consider: If you come back and there’s a newer code, it may not be able to deserialize the storage.