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What do you think is the most common mistake when users engage with System.Text.Json? You're probably wrong.
A new blog post
https://blog.json-everything.net/posts/a-common-problem/Please remember to tip your maintainer.
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New versions of Json.More.Net and Yaml2JsonNode available to update STJ package which was listed as vulnerable. No functional changes, though.
Stay safe, devs!
https://www.nuget.org/packages/Json.More.Net
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#jsoneverything update! All packages updated to support #dotnet 9!
#jsonschema #jsonpath #jsone #jsonlogic #jsonpatch #jsonpointer #jsonmore #yaml2json
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Just updated https://json-everything.net to make more space for the code editors. If you haven't been in a while, take a look!
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I'm excited to announce that #jsoneverything is joining the #dotnetfoundation!!!!
https://blog.json-everything.net/posts/joining-net-foundation/
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The latest addition to https://learn.json-everything.net has landed to teach you how #jsonpath RFC from @ietf works! Go check it out!
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Just a reminder that if you'd like to promote continued development of JSON tech like #jsonschema #jsonpath and others in #dotnet, please consider sponsoring the #maintainers.
https://github.com/sponsors/gregsdennis
https://github.com/gregsdennis/json-everythingAlso goes for any #opensource project.
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Hello all you json-everything fans! Just wanted to let you know that I've set up some sponsorship tiers on GitHub. No pressure, but, you know, gotta advertise.
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JSON Path RFC 9535 was released back in Feb. Since then it's been crickets. We're building a #DEVCommunity around the specification: https://github.com/ietf-wg-jsonpath/draft-ietf-jsonpath-base/issues/521
If you want help with #jsonpath, come ask your questions. Open to users, tooling providers, and everyone else!
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@gregsdennis thanks and great work! We used #jsonlogic for a while but dropped it in favour of #jsonata. What are your thoughts?
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Improved support in JsonSchema.Net.DataGeneration!
- better regex
- better conditionals
- error reportingRead about it in my latest blog post!
https://blog.json-everything.net/posts/datagen-improvements/
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Hey #dotnet #jsonschema folks! Given that JsonSchema.Net.Generation now supports source generation, does anyone have a real use case for runtime reflective generation?
I'd love you hear your thoughts.
https://github.com/json-everything/json-everything/issues/1016
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I'm very proud to announce that after two years in the making, JsonSchema.Net v8.0.0 has finally been released!!! It's easier to work with and runs faster! It's a complete overhaul!
https://www.nuget.org/packages/JsonSchema.NetRead about it in my two-part blog posts:
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Just got a huge contribution from https://github.com/cptjazz!
He spent two weeks digging in JsonPointer.Net to cut parsing time and memory usage in half!
What's really cool is the fall-on effect this has for JsonSchema.Net, which makes heavy use of pointers!
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BIG performance boost coming to JsonPointer.Net and JsonSchema.Net!!!
Read about the the changes that started it all: https://blog.json-everything.net/posts/better-json-pointer/
I'll have another post for the schema updates soon.
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Announcing #dotnet 8 and #NativeAOT support in all of the json-everything libraries!!!
https://blog.json-everything.net/posts/native-aot/
Thanks to Jevan Saks (@jevansaks on GH) and @eiriktsarpalis for their help over the past two weeks putting this together!
#jsonschema #jsonpath #jsonpatch #jsonlogic #jsonpointer #jsone
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JSON-e playground now available at https://json-everything.net/json-e!
... and it supports YAML!
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I'm excited to be starting a new role on Monday!!!
It's going to impact how #jsoneverything is maintained. Read about it here: https://blog.json-everything.net/posts/end-of-an-era/
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Introducing https://learn.json-everything.net/!
Learn the json-everything .Net libraries interactively through a series of coding challenges.
The site is still under construction, but we're open for questions, suggestions, and contributions.
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JsonPath.Net v0.4.0 released!
- Meets the proposed spec (updated yesterday)
- Better type checking during parsing (primarily centered around functions)
- Fixes around TryParse() to ensure it doesn't throw exceptions
- More fixes based on updates to the Test Suite -
@dashjoin I've been looking at supporting JSONata in #jsoneverything, but I haven't since that requires building a JSON-ish parser. All of my other libraries so far rely directly on the System.Text.Json parser, and I can't customize that to support JSONata.
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Released JsonLogicv3.3.0 (.Net) today.
All rule classes can now be inherited, enabling custom behavior based on existing operators without having to reinvent the wheel.
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I think I might have a go at a rethink of my approach for schema generation from C# types.
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@thevowel no spoilers please.
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@ShawnBinTx thanks 🙂.
All said, it's nice to find another #GoStars fan on here!
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@thelinuxcast picture of my jersey makes a better bkg than any stock photo.
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Just got a huge contribution from https://github.com/cptjazz!
He spent two weeks digging in JsonPointer.Net to cut parsing time and memory usage in half!
What's really cool is the fall-on effect this has for JsonSchema.Net, which makes heavy use of pointers!
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Just got a huge contribution from https://github.com/cptjazz!
He spent two weeks digging in JsonPointer.Net to cut parsing time and memory usage in half!
What's really cool is the fall-on effect this has for JsonSchema.Net, which makes heavy use of pointers!
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Just got a huge contribution from https://github.com/cptjazz!
He spent two weeks digging in JsonPointer.Net to cut parsing time and memory usage in half!
What's really cool is the fall-on effect this has for JsonSchema.Net, which makes heavy use of pointers!