Michael J. Ryan

Most JSON encoders/stringify respect objects with a `.toJSON()` method and use that for encoding... Date has such a method, and it encodes to ISO-8601 format. It may not be part...

I'm fine with not doing anything with it... just didn't want to add something to the spec regarding dates, as date encoding already has a defacto implementation.

If the spec is extended, I'd prefer bogdan's solution... though, would probably be somewhat better to remain compatible as a string. ``` // USE ASCII Characters for kind of what...

Instead of `_` I would suggest, maybe `_DATA_TYPE_` as the key. Possibly come up with with a deterministic function to pass to JSON.parse and a `.jsonEncode` extension method returning an...

I like the data URL as well... I would think that strings would be UTF8 encoded into UInt8Array first of type text/utf8 and buffer or uint8 array would be binary...

`binary/octet-string` would probably be appropriate mime type for general binary encoded data mime type.

I think just having an option to open a work without line endings and save with them might be useful.

Added an issue for node mainline... https://github.com/joyent/node/issues/4398

Wow, hadn't even looked at this in very long... would effectively need a package.json, and the runtime program in a directory... from there, would likely want a cmd.js that is...

I'm not sure if heroku offers a free dyno still, that might be an option. I'd do a PR if I had the time right now, just wanted to at...