venesekjson

Venesekjson is a hypothetical data serialization format described in speculative technology literature as an extension of JSON designed to add semantic typing and richer metadata while preserving human readability. It is presented as a flexible, lightweight scheme for data interchange among services and datasets that require more explicit type information than plain JSON provides.

The term appears in nonstandard discussions and teaching materials as an illustrative example of how a JSON-like syntax could evolve. There is no official specification, no maintained standard, and no widely deployed implementation outside of toy projects or hypothetical demonstrations.

Core characteristics include: a JSON-compatible text representation; optional type annotations that accompany values or appear in a parallel type map; support for lightweight metadata containers; references to avoid duplicating large payloads; and a streaming-friendly encoding suitable for logs and message buses. Implementations typically emphasize compatibility with existing JSON tooling while enabling richer schemas through explicit types.

Example:

{"event":"user_login","user":{"id":1024,"name":"Alice"},"timestamp":"2025-12-23T10:15:30Z","__types__":{"user.id":"integer","user.name":"string"}}

Usage and reception: In practice, venesekjson is used mainly in theoretical discussions, pedagogy, and demonstration datasets. It is not adopted in production systems, and any real-world parser or library claiming venesekjson support is usually a custom extension rather than a standard implementation.

See also: JSON, YAML, Protocol Buffers, data serialization formats.