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I was working on a web app which used JSON to store JSON data, so I wanted to store a hash of this data in a table, so the app could be persisted when I moved it to a server.
Since I was using JavaScript, I was wondering if there was some way to do this with XML. This turned out to be not so easy:
What I found was that if you were to use XML to save your table, then you were putting a lot of data into the table and also creating an expensive HTTP request. And since I was using JSON, I was not trying to make sure the data was OK, which is the point of saving it in JSON; thus, the result was slower.
I discovered that there were a lot of tutorials out there on how to do this with XML, as well as many blog posts or code snippets which I thought looked very elegant (except I had a long way to go with my own data) and looked something like this:
And so on. But this seemed to put a load of data into the table, without keeping any of it safe. And since I was keeping data in XML, I had to do a lot of work comparing the data and figuring out the differences.
So what if I started with a table with all of the data in tables and put it online?
This works, but there is still something that I want to do. If I save the new table online, we could add in some JSON to it. This is how I got this:
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