'Difference between regular JSON storage and BSON (binary JSON)?
I am reading "Designing Data Intensive Applications". It is mentioned that you can extend JSON encoding with binary encoding (using libraries like MessagePack).
I am getting a little confused because everything gets encoded down to binary to be sent across the network, right? I mean: even every character in JSON is ultimately stored as 0s and 1s (binary).
What is the difference then? It will be great if one could elaborate with an example.
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