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It's also terrible for configs, for many of the reasons specified in the article.
by kelnos 20d ago
It's also terrible for configs, for many of the reasons specified in the article.
- coder-pm 19d agoFair point, that’s why I said I won’t pick it. But it still might be a good and simple choice for small configs, hand written. It does explode when it’s machine generated or templated. I think it’s also strictly connected with the ecosystem devs are working with, ruby or python devs usually pick YAML, JavaScript/Node devs with JSON - this is how it works, ppl chose what they know and what they are used to.