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Guide to learning how to use JavaScript Objects and JSON data. JSON is the most popular format for data exchange between applications. If you are interested in connected to a web API chances are its JSON formatted. Learn to use AJAX to connect and bring JSON data into your JavaScript.

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Guide to learning how to use JavaScript Objects and JSON data. JSON is the most popular format for data exchange between applications. If you are interested in connected to a web API chances are its JSON formatted. Learn to use AJAX to connect and bring JSON data into your JavaScript.

This course shows you how to work with JSON formatted data, output content, loop JSON data, Parse JSON and a whole lot more.

JSON (JavaScript Object Notation) is a syntax for data. JSON is easier to use than XML and human readable. Most modern web APIs output data in JSON formats. It's a lightweight data interchange format that is quickly becoming the default format for data exchange on internet today. JSON is lightweight, language independent and easy to read and write. JSON is better than XML and more popular.

Within the lessons of this course we will explore

  • JavaScript data types used to hold variables and how they work
  • JSON and how to write JSON data
  • How to add values into a JSON object
  • Accessing JSON data and bringing it into JavaScript
  • JavaScript JSON parse and stringify methods
  • Adding JSON to local storage
  • Retrieving back data within JSON formats, updating and working with JSON
  • Connecting to a web API using fetch
  • Retrieving JSON data from a web API and outputting the results into your web page
  • Iterating threw multiple results from an API
  • Google Spreadsheet data as JSON and how to practice retrieving data
  • All of the source code and resources are in included
  • Explore different methods of working with the JSON data stringify and parsing
  • How JavaScript objects can use Arrays to hold multiple items
  • How JavaScript arrays work and store data

Get started with JSON quickly

Understanding the basics of JavaScript and how to create websites is a prerequisites to this course. It covers working within JavaScript code to produce dynamic functionality. Learning how to work with JSON is a key skill within modern web development. JSON and APIs are everywhere, once you start working with them you will be amazed at what can be done with a few lines of code.

Taught by an instructor with over 18 years of real world web development experience. Friendly support is always available within the Q&A section of this course. I'm here to help you learn about JSON and ready to answer any questions you may have. One course instructor who is also a web developer with the real world knowledge to help you learn.

Join now and bring some JSON data into you web applications today.

Everything you need to get started using JSON is included within this course..

Resources, source files and top links are also included.

Let's get ready to learn JSON and AJAX

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What's inside

Learning objectives

  • Connect to apis and retrieve json data
  • Parse json data from strings
  • Be able to work with javascript objects
  • Understand how javascript arrays work
  • Create json object arrays

Syllabus

Apply JSON within JavaScript Applications
Introduction to Course JSON
Introduction to JSON
Explore JavaScript Objects
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Source Code 2
How to use JSON Objects
JSON stringify and Parse
Source Code 4
JavaScript how to Store to Local Storage
Source Code 5
Parse and Stringify in action Storage Exercise
Source Code 6
Output JSON data API
Source Code 7
JavaScript Fetch JSON
JSON AJAX API content to HTML
Source Code 9
API handle Multiple results
Using JavaScript Map to output values
Value to Uppercase
Source Code 12
Get more data from JSON
Source Code 13
Google Spreadsheet Practice Exercise
Source Code 14
Google Spreadsheet Data as JSON practice JSON and JavaScript
Source Code 15
Source Code JSON overview
Resources
Next Steps
JSON coding example
JSON and JavaScript code example
JavaScript Arrays Remove and Update Items
Coding ExampleJavaScript JavaScript Arrays Remove and Update Items
How to connect to a JSON API output results on page using AJAX JavaScript
Xhr vs Fetch for JSON data

Good to know

Know what's good
, what to watch for
, and possible dealbreakers
Provides foundational skills in working with JavaScript Arrays and Objects
Well-suited for learners interested in JavaScript fundamentals for building web applications
Taught by an experienced instructor with a strong reputation in web development
Includes practical exercises and examples on connecting to web APIs and handling JSON data
Covers essential concepts like data types, JSON parsing and stringification, and local storage
Recommended for beginners or intermediate learners seeking to enhance their JavaScript skills

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Activities

Be better prepared before your course. Deepen your understanding during and after it. Supplement your coursework and achieve mastery of the topics covered in JSON - Beginners Guide to learning JSON with JavaScript with these activities:
Practice Writing JSON Objects
Reinforce your understanding of the basic syntax and structure of JSON objects by practicing writing them independently.
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  • Create a blank JSON object.
  • Add properties and values to the object.
  • Use the JSON.stringify() method to convert the object to a JSON string.
Explore JSON APIs with Fetch
Expand your knowledge of JSON APIs and the Fetch API by following guided tutorials that demonstrate how to fetch and parse JSON data from real-world APIs.
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  • Find a JSON API to work with.
  • Use the Fetch API to send a request to the API.
  • Handle the response and parse the JSON data.
Parse JSON Data from a String
Solidify your understanding of how to extract and utilize data from JSON strings by practicing parsing JSON with the JSON.parse() method.
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  • Obtain a JSON string.
  • Use the JSON.parse() method to convert the string to a JavaScript object.
  • Access and manipulate the data within the parsed object.
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Build a Simple JSON-Based Data Store
Deepen your comprehension of how JSON is used for data storage by creating a simple JSON-based data store that allows you to save and retrieve data locally.
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  • Design the structure of your data store.
  • Create a function to save data to local storage as a JSON string.
  • Create a function to retrieve data from local storage and parse it back into a JavaScript object.

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