As Stuart Halloway points out, "all code is data, but all data is not code". That said, I'd like to see spec lean as far as possible in the direction of simply being based on data structures. By way of motivation, let's suppose that I have a Sinatra (Ruby) server that is communicating with Elm or JS client-side code and/or a Clojure or Elixir back end. If I could define specs in a cross-platform manner, I could use the same specs to define messages throughout the system. FWIW, my preference would be to use transit.js to facilitate transfer of higher-level data structures among the components.
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