On Apr 13, 2008, at 19:53, Lisa Seelye wrote:
What's the performance of JSON serialization in $your_language?
Benchmarks for the JSON Ruby gem can be found at
http://json.rubyforge.org/svn/tags/v1_1_2/benchmarks/benchmark.txt. I
Woah. I hope I'm misunderstanding the data or it's crazy slow. It
looks like the data is for just a hundred bytes of data? JSON::XS can
encode or decode hundreds of thousands of short JSON strings a second.
http://search.cpan.org/dist/JSON-XS/XS.pm#SPEED
I apologize if it's been discussed before, but how about
standardizing
on using JSON for serialization? In Perl it's Really Fast (with
JSON::XS)
and I imagine that it gzip's well, too.
It would make using complex data structures between languages as
trivial as it can be...
I don't think it's memcached's place to care about what is stored in
it.
Unless I've missed something; I haven't read the list in a while.
Of course memcached itself shouldn't care; but client authors could
standardize on how to store data so it'll be easier to say cache
something in Perl and read it from Ruby.
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