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0 pointsjerrysievert3y ago0 comments

> They also make some performance claims towards the end of the article.

essentially a marginal speed increase they think on json, but a much bigger speed increase (5x-100x they claim) if you switch to their native format ZNG.

if I'm switching formats completely, I'm not sure why I care about jq vs zq in json performance ...

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loeg3y ago

Marginally faster is better than marginally slower, at least. I agree the JSON use is probably more compelling than their ZNG thing.

jerrysievertOP3y ago

> I agree the JSON use is probably more compelling than their ZNG thing.

considering how much data I can already get via json (or converted to json via other json related standards such as geojson), there doesn't seem to be much of a compelling case to use ZNG.

I'd love to hear different though!

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