
This lecture will introduce you to JSON and set the stage for your understanding of JSON.
This handout provides key terms and key points from the lectures in this course section.
This lecture will introduce you to the basics of JSON syntax.
This handout provides key terms and key points from the lectures in this course section.
This lecture will give you an understanding of the JSON data types: string, number, boolean and null.
This lecture will cover the JSON Object data type.
This lecture will give you an understanding of the JSON array data type.
This handout provides key terms and key points from the lectures in this course section.
This lecture will provide you with an understanding of the CSRF security concern with JSON, and measures you can take in your projects.
This lecture will provide you with an understanding of the injection attack security concern with JSON, and measures you can take in your projects.
This handout provides key terms and key points from the lectures in this course section.
This lecture will introduce you to Web APIs, the JavaScript XmlHttpRequest Object and how the XmlHttpRequest object works with RESTful JSON APIs.
This handout provides key terms and key points from the lectures in this course section. Also available is a download of the starting example and the finished product for the weather app, and a supplementary example showing an asynchronous version of the example shown in the lecture.
This lecture will give you a high level overview with JSON's role in client side frameworks.
This handout provides key terms and key points from the lectures in this course section. Also, there is a download available for the jQuery weather map example.
This lecture will give you an overview of the role JSON plays in NoSQL database.
This handout provides key terms and key points from the lectures in this course section.
This lecture will give you an overview of the role that JSON plays with Server Side Framework Libraries.
This handout provides key terms and key points from the lectures in this course section.
This lecture concludes this course.
JSON stands for JavaScript Object Notation. JSON has become a widely accepted and popular format for data due to it’s platform neutral nature, lightweight format, and it’s ability to convert directly to native JavaScript Objects. JSON is being used everywhere from Web APIs, to noSQL databases, to server side language libraries and client side frameworks.
This course will give you a low level understanding of JSON syntax, data types, and formatting, followed by a high level introduction into the many applications of JSON out in the world today. This course will also address security concerns with JSON, so you can use JSON in your own applications with confidence.
Putting JSON in your tool-belt is the first step. This course will give you not just an understanding of JSON syntax, but and understanding the role JSON is currently playing in the web today.
In Web Development there are a lot of buzzwords buzzing like:
This course seeks to inspire you in how you can use the new JSON in your toolbelt through exposing you to the role JSON plays in these technologies. Join me, Marie Taylor, and learn JSON today.