@malcolmsparks: application/json works for maps but not for strings. They are sent as-is while I think they should be encoded. Ex. in js :

JSON.stringify("a str");
//""a str""

(no big deal for me by the way, I just noticed that)

@malcolmsparks: wow thats amazing. I am gonna put it in good use Thanks again for all the good work!

@nha. I thought that but then what if your response handler does its own json encoding? You would encode twice-over. I feel yada should only step in to coerce your output if it is necessary, otherwise it will make devs angry

@aspra that's very kind, thank you