ppJSONstringify is an opensource JavaScript utility that is a drop in clone for JSON.stringify. 

It produces HIGHLY readable and HIGHLY customizable output for server and client side object, array, and string logging, troubleshooting, and education. 

It was written in 2026 when a Software Engineer experienced in server and client side programming attempted to rebuild a client side javascript driven AUD engine via a Google Apps SPA (Single Page Application) with a gSheet and remote unix or windows dns and web servers on the back end -- with a Saas level design that included a customer, tenant and platform user  accessible front end.. Imagine if all that could be controlled by via google Sheet and a Google SPA for under $15/month all in. Might that be a fun project to explore? 

After all, who wants or needs the complexity of Godaddy and Cloudfare when such a "reasonable" option exists for your own DNS hosting, right?

Unfortunately, the Google Sheets / Google Apps SPA system has a long request-response time for web originating database (google sheet) calls. It's about 2-3 seconds for each call. 

So what is a Saas Software Engineer who's building a commercial grade solution under guise of a single web page that needs to make 4 database calls for four different recordsets needed for authentication and presentation of the first screen supposed to do (when using the entirely WRONG platform for such a system)?

Making one call at at time from the client would result in an 8-10 second load time - as if we were in the early 1990s and someone was trying to drop a pound of porn into a non-framesets based website.  Who would ever try to do that? 

To pull this off, the "slightly salty" and unknown Software Engineer was either going to have an 8+ second load delay on login for an application that should never have been attempted OR other processes had to be engineered to make it a reasonable 2-3 second load time. So the idea came to treat SQL calls as if they were raw material, fed into a  production process on a plant floor with string parsing, security and record set generation each being a batch configured manufacturing cell --- with full production order tracking for each station and for each string -- but who thought that wimpy little JSON.stringify toy was going to work for documenting such a task?

To be clear, building a Saas ready enterprise DNS Server hosting system with customer, tenant and platform user GUI access via a Google SPA was NOT on anyone's BINGO card AND it should NOT have been attempted by anyone with less than expert skills -- because no part of that system was meant to do any of that AND because there are far better server side platforms for such an application. So why would a Software Engineering expert seek to do it there anyway?

To build instant authority out of nothing. To open the door to a Full Stack Educational System that simply doesn't exist in the wild today. To teach you more in days than you'd learn in years from people unfit to take your money. That's why.

Next stop. Oz.  

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