Evolving the best ideas from the project...

[planetis-m]

This prototype has proven that an alternative implementation of JSON data structure is possible that offers a low memory footprint and follows standards, however in order to be scalable it needs to be immutable.

Because an addition in the sequence of nodes can trigger a reallocation. Immutability can allow multiple cursors that share the underlying storage safely. So traversal, the main bottleneck so far, can be made fast.

So a new derivative implementation could be made that is:

• easy to work with
• fast access
• fast traversal

But will loose:

• Json patch support (immutable)

while still require far less memory than the 'established' way of representing JSON structure in memory.