Thanks Raphael and Norris. This is great news.
I've just built the latest CVS HEAD and ran a benchmark of
JSON.stringify vs a server-side version of Prototype's Object.toJSON.
On an array of 2082 objects:
JSON.stringify: 2028ms
Prototype's Object.toJSON: 1894ms
These test results seem consistent across different data sets. Surely
the native JSON.stringify would be faster than Object.toJSON? Have I
done something wrong?
In addition, saving the results to a text file:
JSON.stringify yields: "[{\"associateId\": 0,... etc.
Object.toJSON yields: ["associateId": 0,... etc.
In other words, JSON.stringify yields a string literal of a JSON
string whereas Object.toJSON yields a JSON string.
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