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It all started with Dave "Roller" Johnson writing about Roller generating JSON. Alexis picked it up in his jMakifying Roller entry and short video. Some limitations found in this quick hack were addressed in this follow-up entry and in the jMaki day presentations. Neat!! In another example combining JSON and jMaki Jennifer show how to load a table from JSON. Don't miss the comments for the entry, they are also useful. In many case XML is still a no-brainer, but the increased adoption of JavaScript on the client makes JSON an interesting lingua franca for web apps. And, in cases where JavaScript is also used on the server-side (e.g. Phobos) JSON seems the most natural format for structured data exchange. |
