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If you are representing this on an HTML page you'd need to Base64 encode the bugger, adding a lot more overhead. Honestly I'm not sure why you wouldn't just si
by longlistener 15y ago
If you are representing this on an HTML page you'd need to Base64 encode the bugger, adding a lot more overhead.
Honestly I'm not sure why you wouldn't just simply use gzipped/JSON. My test show nearly no difference (1-2%) in performance with MessagePack, yet you get to leverage all kinds of things that already understand JSON.