JSON, I hardly know 'er

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[tesla]

This game started with "i don't know json" and ended with "okay, i dont even know js"

[FlorianWendelborn]

I’d argue JSON and whatever that mess of a JSON implementation in JS are are two different things.

[techwithattila]

“What possibly can be so difficult about JSON?”

After the video I cried in the corner.

[Tresla]

This is more about how Javascript handles JSON than JSON itself. Most of these were about how the JSON library handles undefined/null/edge cases that don't exist in other languages, and depend on the library you use. All this to say, I did terribly.

[JamesJansson]

I feel like half of this video is inspired by me pointing out why I use null in JS.

[AntonioGonzalez-wewx]

The single fact that JSON has his own native class on JavaScript with just two methods should have already told you that something was fishy over there

[alexodan]

I absolutely loved this video and hated it so much at the same time thanks for this awesome content

[ThePrimeagen]

Tell me... how many did you ackshually get wrong?

DONT LIE

[steveyoo]

i laughed out loud when you said "don't worry it's not going to get any easier"!

[coolworx]

The dude has great comedic delivery.
The video had me rolling from the getgo.

[..]

Fun fact the JSON global object with parse and stringify was once a library by the Chuck Norris of Javascript, Doug. Browsers just made it native. At the time, it was a security concern that some devs were just doing eval()!

[objectobject]

no i think this is just great - you're never bored, because every time you get something new!

[jdcodes]

I feel as though JSON doesn’t even know JSON with that parsed stringify coming back with an error. 😅

[tanishqsingla]

I hate this game that we're playing

[mharbol]

Love this and yesterday's as well. It's software content for software folks, challenging and instructing us as professionals rather than most "coding content" which assumes we know nothing.

[CottidaeSEA]

I actually knew like half of them. I went into this thinking I might know a couple.

[jsalsman]

I wish there was a way to json.dumps(indent=4) which would keep composite values with no composite elements in them on one line.

[thehibbi]

I really like the way you commented on the solutions. Thanks for the entertaining video :)

[EricBishard]

I was a NodeJS developer advocate for Couchbase, a JSON database company. I did well. I got 4 Wrong, but I feel this wasn't really a good test of how will you know JSON, but still interesting

[grumpylibrarian]

It gets even more fun when you try to stringify a sparse array.