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I remember one time designing the simplest and most readable data format ever and came up with this https://github.com/kuyawa/Dixy after removing all I could and still make it usable
I'm leaving it here because it will never be used for anything but at least it may inspire somebody design a better format with simplicity in mind
I just checked out the spec, and it gets pretty ugly in the Table section. A lot of the json examples are both shorter and IMO more precise. Stuff that’s not allowed with [table] is allowed with [[table]], and it’s confusing to understand what level of depth I’m at.
I’ll take edn over any of “em. https://github.com/edn-format/edn
Apologies for the, in retrospect, somewhat lazy posting of an article with no comment. I thought that article had a section about how many of them allow single quotes if you don't "enable strict." I am not seeing it on review, though; so either I made that up in my mind, or I'm remembering another article. Either way, apologies.
I did find https://github.com/json5/json5 no a quick search that basically says what I asserted about people just jumping to another standard for things that you hand write. I was probably also thinking heavily about python's dict syntax. (And I confess, I still don't know when to use single versus double quotes in python...)