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haxorito | 5 years ago
Edit: forgot to mention. I personally don’t like most general data serialization formats for configuration, the one I can probably tolerate is XML, but even that I only use when it’s part of requirement. The way I usually implement program behavior configuration is through runcommands(runcom, .rc)
tgv|5 years ago
BTW, I happen to like YAML as a configuration format. It's much more readable than JSON. It's not that suitable for serialization, and probably shouldn't be used to create huge config files, but for the rest, it's as good as it gets.