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FW: Introducing a Whole New Way to Use NIEM!

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JSON Guidance Documentation Now Available 

Attention JSON developers, NIEM developers, data scientists, and anyone considering using NIEM for your next data exchange project: Guidance and documentation on adopting _javascript_ Object Notation (JSON) as a second standard format for representing data based on the NIEM data model is now available at https://niem.github.io/json/. 
Until recently, XML has been the single format for NIEM data. The JSON guidance provides you with a roadmap for using NIEM in a whole new way. We’ve created documentation that explains the purpose of NIEM, the reasons to use NIEM with JSON data, and key information for putting NIEM JSON into practice, including:

A NIEM JSON Tutorial

NIEM and JSON Frequently Asked Question

A NIEM JSON Reference Guide

Plus…There’s More to Come 

NIEM JSON is a work in progress. Initiatives currently in the works include: 

Technical specifications defining NIEM JSON conformance targets to accompany the existing NIEM XML conformance targets are in development. 

The beta version of the NIEM JSON specification is anticipated to be ready for community review and feedback in May 2018. 

Open source tools that will help developers switch between JSON and XML (and perhaps other serializations) by creating translators for runtime data and conversions for build-time artifacts are in the planning stages. 

Tell Us What You Think 

Your feedback and ideas are welcome at https://github.com/NIEM/NIEM.github.io/issues or by email at .

NIEM Program Management Office

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