I was wondering if anyone has run any benchmark tests on the JSON() function in Asp.net MVC and how it compares to JSON.NET? Also which one outputs the best json strings?
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There is a performance comparison here. ASP.NET MVC uses the JavaScriptSerializer. Json.NET gives you more control over outputting JSON (especially around dates) and also has the option for printing indented JSON. |
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i am using the MVC json and it is a very good choice. i used json.net in the past it was good but there is overhead because of the 3 party DLL asp.net 3 + is doing great with json. give it a try .. |
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An author of the ServerStack framework introduced a new JSON serializer for .NET and Mono, and their benchmarks quote higher performance than JSON.NET and WCF JSON Serializer. At first glance it doesn't support a couple of important features from JSON.NET: indented serialized text, and it looks like it requires more code. |
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