Join Ray Villalobos for an in-depth discussion in this video Next steps, part of JavaScript and JSON: Integration Techniques.
Thanks for watching JavaScript and JSON.…I really had a lot of fun preparing this course.…I think there are a couple of other things that you should check out in the online training library.…For example, if you haven't already, make sure you look at JavaScript and AJAX.…I consider it to be a companion course to this course, and it introduces you to AJAX…and how to work with AJAX and JQuery.…Now at the very end, in the last chapter, I showed you how to build a Live Search application…that lets you look through a JSON file for a series of listings.…You may also want to check out some of my other courses in the online training library,…including JQuery Mobile Web Applications.…
This shows you how to work with different APIs like YouTube, Flickr, Twitter, and also…how to install a JSON feed into your WordPress blog.…Another course that I've made called Building Facebook Applications with HTML and JavaScript…has a whole chapter on JSON that introduces you to JSON and shows you how to build YouTube…
Author
Ray Villalobos
Released
3/15/2013- What is JSON?
- Creating simple data
- Debugging JavaScript objects in the browser
- Communicating across sites with JSONP
- Rotating with jQuery Cycle
Skill Level Intermediate
Duration
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Introduction
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Welcome50s
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Using the exercise files1m 3s
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1. Getting Started
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What is JSON?2m 54s
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Creating simple data2m 42s
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2. Working with JavaScript Objects
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Accessing objects in arrays4m 32s
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3. JavaScript, JSON, and AJAX
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Parsing JSON data with AJAX4m 37s
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4. JavaScript and JSON in Action
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Setting up our HTML file4m 6s
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Rotating with jQuery Cycle3m 29s
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Styling our application6m 38s
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Conclusion
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Next steps1m 37s
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