Nobody turns a JSON object directly in JavaScript (I'm assuming you mean eval, otherwise, both are doing the same parsing). Security considerations have long since moved us away from that.
Also, this is really meant for web client apps that are maintaining their state in the URL (that crazy AJAX thing). The app would parse it and make whatever JSON requests are needed with the server.
Also, this is really meant for web client apps that are maintaining their state in the URL (that crazy AJAX thing). The app would parse it and make whatever JSON requests are needed with the server.