XML AND JSON DATA INTERCHANGE ARCHITECTURE
Extensible Markup Language (XML) has served as the backbone for enterprise SOAP architectures, RSS aggregators, SVG vector files, and configuration schemas for decades. Modern web environments, however, rely heavily on JSON for RESTful microservices:
1. Attribute Normalization
XML element attributes are prefixed with `@` in the resulting JSON tree, maintaining strict fidelity between attributes and inner text content.
2. Sibling Arrays
Duplicate XML sibling nodes under the same parent element are automatically grouped into JSON array collections.
3. In-Browser Parsing
Leverages the browser's native C++ `DOMParser` and `XMLSerializer` engines, ensuring fast transformation with zero network transmission.