Protobuf has a JSON serialization format. You can use it to help define and validate JSON schemas, which is quite nice. And of course, clients don't need protobuf bindings to read the resulting JSON objects (although you lose the automatic type checking/field unpacking, etc).
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Protobuf has a JSON serialization format. You can use it to help define and validate JSON schemas, which is quite nice. And of course, clients don't need protobuf bindings to read the resulting JSON objects (although you lose the automatic type checking/field unpacking, etc).