>In what respect? jQuery can already consume JSON data - and it can >serialize it back to a query string. If the JSON serialization plugins >start getting used enough (which they aren't) then we may consider >moving them into core.
I'd agree with John that the number of times you need full serialization to JSON is rare. Certain projects will require it, but more often than not you're just consuming JSON--which is supported. I've worked on only one project in the past 6-8 months where I was serializing a complex object to JSON. The existing JSON plug-in worked great for this. -Dan
