To answer your "question" from the README.
It is possible to implement a Thoth.Json version using System.Text.Json. The new architecture allows Thoth.Json to support JS, Python, and Newtonsoft.
Implementation would consist on 2 interfaces and a few functions.
github.com/thoth-org/Th...
It is possible to implement a Thoth.Json version using System.Text.Json. The new architecture allows Thoth.Json to support JS, Python, and Newtonsoft.
Implementation would consist on 2 interfaces and a few functions.
github.com/thoth-org/Th...
Thoth.Json/packages/Thoth.Json.Core/Types.fs at 41862681e794638586b0e2f7bd366909cf741514 · thoth-org/Thoth.Json
Library for working with JSON in a type safe manner, this libs is targeting Fable - thoth-org/Thoth.Json
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November 18, 2024 at 3:00 PM
To answer your "question" from the README.
It is possible to implement a Thoth.Json version using System.Text.Json. The new architecture allows Thoth.Json to support JS, Python, and Newtonsoft.
Implementation would consist on 2 interfaces and a few functions.
github.com/thoth-org/Th...
It is possible to implement a Thoth.Json version using System.Text.Json. The new architecture allows Thoth.Json to support JS, Python, and Newtonsoft.
Implementation would consist on 2 interfaces and a few functions.
github.com/thoth-org/Th...
Looking at the NuGet download counts over the last six weeks can give you a sense of how "old" many production #dotnet apps are.
There's still a Newtonsoft package (9.0.1) from 2016 ranking as one of the most downloaded. It also includes security vulnerabilities […]
There's still a Newtonsoft package (9.0.1) from 2016 ranking as one of the most downloaded. It also includes security vulnerabilities […]
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May 5, 2025 at 1:09 PM
Looking at the NuGet download counts over the last six weeks can give you a sense of how "old" many production #dotnet apps are.
There's still a Newtonsoft package (9.0.1) from 2016 ranking as one of the most downloaded. It also includes security vulnerabilities […]
There's still a Newtonsoft package (9.0.1) from 2016 ranking as one of the most downloaded. It also includes security vulnerabilities […]
e aí devs, vcs ainda usam o gerenciador de json do newtonsoft?
September 16, 2025 at 6:42 PM
e aí devs, vcs ainda usam o gerenciador de json do newtonsoft?
s/Dictionary/HashMap/g
C# json handling was always such a pain even with newtonsoft or unity packages
C# json handling was always such a pain even with newtonsoft or unity packages
January 11, 2025 at 2:08 PM
s/Dictionary/HashMap/g
C# json handling was always such a pain even with newtonsoft or unity packages
C# json handling was always such a pain even with newtonsoft or unity packages
I'd be amazed if I was alone in still using Newtonsoft over S.T.J when dealing with anything that I don't own the generation of. Still, it had enough features at launch to support a lot of use cases.
ValueMatch seems like a dead end for anything more than the "hello world" of Regex.
ValueMatch seems like a dead end for anything more than the "hello world" of Regex.
February 11, 2025 at 3:38 AM
I'd be amazed if I was alone in still using Newtonsoft over S.T.J when dealing with anything that I don't own the generation of. Still, it had enough features at launch to support a lot of use cases.
ValueMatch seems like a dead end for anything more than the "hello world" of Regex.
ValueMatch seems like a dead end for anything more than the "hello world" of Regex.
Due to EU regulations, we're not allowed to take a dependency on the NewtonSoft library
September 5, 2025 at 4:40 PM
Due to EU regulations, we're not allowed to take a dependency on the NewtonSoft library
You don't just shove everything into a massive JSON blob and use Newtonsoft? 🤣
September 25, 2025 at 6:17 PM
You don't just shove everything into a massive JSON blob and use Newtonsoft? 🤣
Lo que dices de los parsers de JSON usando reflexión es cierto. Y es por eso por eso por son tan lentos.
Y por eso en su momento tuve que dejar de usar Newtonsoft (que YO había metido en el proyecto) para hacer una serialización/deserialización manual a la hora de sacarlo a prod :)
Y por eso en su momento tuve que dejar de usar Newtonsoft (que YO había metido en el proyecto) para hacer una serialización/deserialización manual a la hora de sacarlo a prod :)
November 20, 2024 at 8:28 AM
Lo que dices de los parsers de JSON usando reflexión es cierto. Y es por eso por eso por son tan lentos.
Y por eso en su momento tuve que dejar de usar Newtonsoft (que YO había metido en el proyecto) para hacer una serialización/deserialización manual a la hora de sacarlo a prod :)
Y por eso en su momento tuve que dejar de usar Newtonsoft (que YO había metido en el proyecto) para hacer una serialización/deserialización manual a la hora de sacarlo a prod :)
I'm kind of out of touch... --> Should I still bring Newtonsoft into a new dotNetCore 6 webAPI? (I need a JasonStringEnumConverter and this didn't seem to do the trick)
November 18, 2024 at 4:36 PM
I'm kind of out of touch... --> Should I still bring Newtonsoft into a new dotNetCore 6 webAPI? (I need a JasonStringEnumConverter and this didn't seem to do the trick)
Oh, thank you, I saw the Newtonsoft version that's why I thought System.Text.Json would be possible.
TBH I just wanted to test out if I could come up with a "different" way to do it, but I guess the only particular difference here is that I used a CE (which isn't even part of the code I wrote)
TBH I just wanted to test out if I could come up with a "different" way to do it, but I guess the only particular difference here is that I used a CE (which isn't even part of the code I wrote)
November 18, 2024 at 3:14 PM
Oh, thank you, I saw the Newtonsoft version that's why I thought System.Text.Json would be possible.
TBH I just wanted to test out if I could come up with a "different" way to do it, but I guess the only particular difference here is that I used a CE (which isn't even part of the code I wrote)
TBH I just wanted to test out if I could come up with a "different" way to do it, but I guess the only particular difference here is that I used a CE (which isn't even part of the code I wrote)
Watching Prep and Landing while toying with Newtonsoft json.net. As one does on Christmas eve.
December 25, 2024 at 1:51 AM
Watching Prep and Landing while toying with Newtonsoft json.net. As one does on Christmas eve.
Is there something wrong with using newtonsoft?
December 14, 2024 at 7:58 AM
Is there something wrong with using newtonsoft?
I shall continue to use Newtonsoft Json until System.Text.Json actually does the job in a reliable and consistent manner.
(I shouldn't need to do extra steps to make sure all the data I'm trying to serialize actually gets serialized.)
(I shouldn't need to do extra steps to make sure all the data I'm trying to serialize actually gets serialized.)
May 13, 2025 at 7:15 PM
I shall continue to use Newtonsoft Json until System.Text.Json actually does the job in a reliable and consistent manner.
(I shouldn't need to do extra steps to make sure all the data I'm trying to serialize actually gets serialized.)
(I shouldn't need to do extra steps to make sure all the data I'm trying to serialize actually gets serialized.)
So can json if you’re using newtonsoft json and override the unknown type handing 😬
February 2, 2025 at 12:40 PM
So can json if you’re using newtonsoft json and override the unknown type handing 😬
finally i can close all my newtonsoft json documentation tabs
February 15, 2025 at 7:15 AM
finally i can close all my newtonsoft json documentation tabs
You can import it using any standard C# way, newtonsoft, jsonutilities, its not an issue at all!
January 10, 2025 at 7:16 PM
You can import it using any standard C# way, newtonsoft, jsonutilities, its not an issue at all!
Need help with Newtonsoft JSON and (de-)serializing nested collections https://old.reddit.com/r/csharp/comments/1kp8lt7/need_help_with_newtonsoft_json_and_deserializing/
#csharp #dotnet
#csharp #dotnet
May 18, 2025 at 1:43 AM
Need help with Newtonsoft JSON and (de-)serializing nested collections https://old.reddit.com/r/csharp/comments/1kp8lt7/need_help_with_newtonsoft_json_and_deserializing/
#csharp #dotnet
#csharp #dotnet
Oh, and make the send chat function create its JSON stuff using the newtonsoft library rather than a basic escape function
(Also I can't sleep)
(Also I can't sleep)
January 2, 2025 at 3:56 AM
Oh, and make the send chat function create its JSON stuff using the newtonsoft library rather than a basic escape function
(Also I can't sleep)
(Also I can't sleep)
Not valid at all. Json strings must be double quoted.
Just recognized by Newtonsoft lib used by your Powershell cmdlet. Check with any json validator like jsonlint.com
Just recognized by Newtonsoft lib used by your Powershell cmdlet. Check with any json validator like jsonlint.com
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jsonlint.com
January 18, 2025 at 9:53 PM
Not valid at all. Json strings must be double quoted.
Just recognized by Newtonsoft lib used by your Powershell cmdlet. Check with any json validator like jsonlint.com
Just recognized by Newtonsoft lib used by your Powershell cmdlet. Check with any json validator like jsonlint.com
i ended up switching from newtonsoft to system.text.json about a week ago, since i couldn't get newtonsoft running in godot 4's .NET version.
haven't tried to get my custom deserializers working again yet. very excited for the pain i'll feel when that time comes
haven't tried to get my custom deserializers working again yet. very excited for the pain i'll feel when that time comes
June 29, 2025 at 5:21 AM
i ended up switching from newtonsoft to system.text.json about a week ago, since i couldn't get newtonsoft running in godot 4's .NET version.
haven't tried to get my custom deserializers working again yet. very excited for the pain i'll feel when that time comes
haven't tried to get my custom deserializers working again yet. very excited for the pain i'll feel when that time comes
As much as people rave about System.Text.Json, I still find it cumbersome to use, especially when NewtonSoft JustWorks™
If you know of a good blog post to help, please send (I'm already aware of the Msft docs comparison page page).
#dotnet #dotnetrant
If you know of a good blog post to help, please send (I'm already aware of the Msft docs comparison page page).
#dotnet #dotnetrant
November 20, 2024 at 10:57 PM
As much as people rave about System.Text.Json, I still find it cumbersome to use, especially when NewtonSoft JustWorks™
If you know of a good blog post to help, please send (I'm already aware of the Msft docs comparison page page).
#dotnet #dotnetrant
If you know of a good blog post to help, please send (I'm already aware of the Msft docs comparison page page).
#dotnet #dotnetrant
Geht auch. Wobei ich lieber mit JSON arbeite. Und mit der Lib von Newtonsoft klappt das incl. IO sehr einfach.
September 12, 2023 at 6:18 AM
Geht auch. Wobei ich lieber mit JSON arbeite. Und mit der Lib von Newtonsoft klappt das incl. IO sehr einfach.
Just discovered that the Newtonsoft JSON library's test project includes and uses a picture of a bunny with a pancake on its head. Love it.
November 18, 2024 at 8:46 PM
Just discovered that the Newtonsoft JSON library's test project includes and uses a picture of a bunny with a pancake on its head. Love it.