>that guy who pronounces JSON as Jason instead of JaSiOn

>According to Douglas Crockford who introduced JSON, it's pronounced like the name Jason
eat shit

>that guy who uses JSON instead of CSV

I say JaySon.

>>59510069
>the author says it in a dumb way but he must be right
no

>not saying gee es o en

>>59510141

Add gif to that list (it's a hard g)

Json is pronounced jay-saun

>>59510141
>the creator of something says it's like the way he says it because he was the FUCKING inventor of it
>meh, must be wrong
How can you live with yourself?

I say it as jay and then the first syllable in "sonic", something like "jaysawn"

>>59510280
gif is pronounced the same way as the gi in give, i refuse to accept anything else

>>59510028
i just say it as its written

>>59510313
jay ass o ann?

>>59510332
haha dumb ameritards, slav languages confirmed masterrace

>>59510304
Why can't you take the g sound from how you pronounce /g/

>>59510280
i say jay-saun as well

makes sense if you consider the first syllable of the word "object"

>>59510285
There are lot of cases where the inventor doesn't even know HOW or WHY their invention works.

>>59510585
Because it's 'graphics interchange format', not 'jraphics interchange format'

>>59510624
It's a name. Not quantum physics. In fact it's an acronym. In theory we should say it J S O N

My wife's gay son Jason pronounces JSON as JaSiOn. I'm like: gee son, why can't you be more like your step brother Jayshawn?

>mysql
>my es q el
>not myschool

>not pronouncing SQL as "sequel", as intended by its inventors

>not pronouncing "my structured query language"

>>59510116
>Jobless neet detected

>>59510840
Not that guy, but in data mining and integration I had to work a lot with CSV files.

>>59510616
another Jay-saun reporting in.

>>59510767
>not pronouncing SQL as "squirrel", as dictated by me

>>59510624
Which is why we all pronounce JPEG as jay-feg, right?

>>59510280
Jaysaun master race reporting in

>>59513177
*mental disability race

>>59510028
I am the Jotasón guy.

>>59510624
gif as in giraf

I pronounce it as `inferior-to-xml`

>>59510028
JAY ES ON

>>59514543
fuggin spigz amirite? hahahaha xDD

>>59510028
Okay, I have never heard anyone say JA SI ON

WHERE ARE YOU GETTING THE SI FROM

>>59510116
JSON and CSV aren't even comparable

oh look its THIS thread again

sql = sequel

prove me wrong

>>59510129

came here to post this

>>59510585

>Using phonetic transcription notation when you're not doing a phonetic transcription

>>59515429
Not after the copyright fiasco :^)
Done.

>>59511921
It's jpeg, and not jpheg, faggot.
/g/ doesn't know much about coding and even less bout phonetics.

>>59510280

Jay-saun vs Jason isn't too strong of a difference. Just depends on how you want to pronounce the o. Gif vs Jif is a bit stronger of a difference, since the pronunciation change is on a consonant, and since the author's preferred pronunciation is unintuitive.

>>59515429

I pronounce it Ess Que Ell to not mix it up with the Sequel library in Ruby.

>>59515423
actually they are.

row1 {
    col1: val11,
    col2: val12,
    ...
},
row2 {
    col1:val12,
    col2:val22,
    ...
},
...

Of course JSON is a lot more flexible

>>59517631
json is shit.