JSON is the de-facto standard for data exchange and for good reason. In this article we look at JSON alternatives for data which can be faster or more concise.

JSON is often used for configuration files. It does the job, it is not always a great fit. In this article we discuss JSON alternatives for configuration files.

This article lists the key differences between JSON and CSV for you, illustrated with clear examples, and explains when it is best to use either JSON or CSV.

This article explains the main differences between these two data formats and when to use JSON vs XML. In short: use JSON over XML when possible.

To compare JSON data in a meaningful way, you should compare the data contents, not the plain text contents. There is a handy tool for that.