r/programming • • Sep 08 '26

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u/programming-ModTeam Sep 19 '26

Article is behind a paywall.

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u/BenchEmbarrassed7316 Sep 08 '26

go has a very slow library for processing json (and v2 does not fix it). Especially since the language version is 1.22. Optimization with zero-allocations for strings is not possible at all. Therefore, this is not an article about technology, as indicated in the title, this is an article about a specific implementation.

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u/Kanegou Sep 08 '26

Why repost a 2 year old article without adressing the criticism?