Yo, I feel your pain. Real-world JSON is a nightmare sometimes.
For Python, `orjson` is my go-to. It’s *blazing* fast and way better than the standard `json` lib. Handles nested stuff no problem.
If you need something more robust, `pydantic` + `orjson` is a killer combo. Validates and parses in one go.
JS? `fast-json-parse` is solid, but tbh, JS’s built-in `JSON.parse()` is decent if your data isn’t totally broken.
For Python, `orjson` is my go-to. It’s *blazing* fast and way better than the standard `json` lib. Handles nested stuff no problem.
If you need something more robust, `pydantic` + `orjson` is a killer combo. Validates and parses in one go.
JS? `fast-json-parse` is solid, but tbh, JS’s built-in `JSON.parse()` is decent if your data isn’t totally broken.
