By bloid
via blogs.tedneward.com
Published: Jul 11 2008 / 15:41
Google (or at least some part of it) has now weighed in on the whole XML discussion with the recent release of their "Protocol Buffers" implementation, and, quite naturally, the debates have begun, with all the carefully-weighed logic, respectful discourse, and reasoned analysis that we've come to expect and enjoy from this industry.
Yeah, right.
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Comments
paul_houle replied ago:
killerweb replied ago:
technology doesn't kill, people kill technology. KISS could be applied to anything, too bad most people treat XML to it's most verbose level. YAML is simple and with no entity validation, you could do the same with XML, people choose not too. It's really a shame to see people make something simple, so complex.
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