Did you know that JSON is arguably now the most widely used data interchange format, therefore learning JSON is a key skill for you to master. In this course, you are going to learn what you need to know about JSON in .NET
Did you know that JSON is arguably now the most widely used data interchange format, therefore learning JSON is a key skill for you to master. In this course, you are going to learn what you need to know about JSON in .NET
The rising popularity of the web, mainly around JavaScript related technologies, has given JSON a great deal of importance over other data interchange formats, like XML.
In this course,
, you will learn foundational knowledge that will allow you to work with JSON in .NET.
, you will learn the principles behind serialization fundamentals.
, you will discover how to control and customize serialization using settings and attributes. Then, you will explore advanced serialization and deserialization techniques, including LINQ to JSON.
, you will learn about the future of Json.NET with .NET Core and .NET 5.
When you're finished with this course, you will have the skills and knowledge needed to work with JSON in .NET.
Sending and receiving data can get cryptic when using binary formats or very verbose with XML. JSON, or JavaScript Object Notation, simplifies the process by being a standard that provides human readable data objects in text.
JSON is arguably now the most widely‑used data interchange format, making JSO a key skill for everyone to master.
This course will show you how to convert to and from JSON and .NET objects, how to fine tune the serialization and deserialization process, how to convert to and from XML and JSON, and much more.
Before beginning the course, you should be familiar with programming in C# or VB.NET.
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