If you're a developer, you likely work with JSON a lot. But how do you define and validate JSON and prevent problems from malformed JSON data? This article explores what a JSON schema is, some example ...
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Recently, I wanted to reinvigorate my open-source project Clarity, an icon theme for Linux (GTK+). The icons allow users to create custom colors by adding SVG templates. And I wanted to have a platfor ...
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