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I’ve been looking into several JSON parsers for .NET (LitJSON, JsonExSerializer and JSON.NET), and was wondering if anyone has any experience with them and can shed some light on the differences and the pros and cons for each of them.
Since this thread seems to attract very little attention, here’s what I ended up doing:
liJson was out of the picture pretty fast as it does not seem to be actively maintained. Between the remaining two (both released versions just a few days ago) I chose Json.NET as it seems to
After a few experiments I have to say I’m happy with the results – I managed to achieve all I wanted and more, and writing custom converters was a breeze, taking 2 minutes and 4 lines of code.