JSONWelt

JSONWelt is a conceptual framework and a hypothetical platform for managing and sharing data in JSON (JavaScript Object Notation) format. The term "Welt" is derived from the German word for "world," suggesting a comprehensive ecosystem or environment dedicated to JSON data.

The core idea behind JSONWelt is to create a unified system where JSON data can be easily stored, retrieved, validated, and transformed. This could encompass various functionalities such as a distributed JSON database, a schema registry for defining and enforcing JSON structure, and tools for data querying and manipulation using JSON-specific languages or extensions.

Proponents of the JSONWelt concept envision it streamlining data interoperability between diverse applications and services. By standardizing JSON data handling, it aims to reduce the complexities often associated with data integration, making it simpler for developers to build applications that consume and produce JSON data.

While JSONWelt itself is not a specific product or widely adopted standard, the term represents an aspiration for a more organized and efficient approach to working with JSON data in a connected world. It highlights the ongoing evolution of data management practices and the increasing importance of lightweight, human-readable data formats like JSON. The principles it embodies are reflected in various existing technologies and standards that facilitate JSON data handling.