Show HN: This website is valid JSON
This is a really cool hack.> The JSON must contain only pure information without any concern about design or markup.Wellll.. I mean the json has markdown syntax in it. That's a lot nicer than html tags for markup, but it's still markup.In case anyone reading hasn't seen it before, browsers have a thing called XSLT built into them that does something similar for XML documents. You serve up your data as XML, add a tag that points to an XSLT document, and the browser will use the transform on your document automatically. If the resulting output is renderable XHTML, it'll display it like a regular webpage.That being said, I wouldn't recommend doing that, since XSLT is a programming language whose syntax is XML itself. Apparently web standards folks in the early 2000s thought the future was XML all the way down.