Because Go has structs and it can read for example XML and JSON, I have been thinking of making my own document format and save those documents to a database. Users would save the documents in my Android app as XML locally, but the documents will be saved in a more concise format inside an online database server. Are there any known practices, like, is it better to save sections of the documents as cells (paragraphs, headings, authors, etc.) or should I just save one document in each cell? I have been thinking of using for example Unicode character BELL instead of <P> to mark paragraphs, and characters BELL+ETX for heading, and so on, or something similar where I won't be saving the same word (P, BR, H1, etc.) unnecessarily in case I want to make word searches from the database.
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