Re: [Proto-Scripty] Re: Parse html

[kstubs]

I write my own JSON on the backend.  I use JSON.net if I need a JSON writer 
for code in C#.  I just developed an object in PHP that sends JSON down the 
pipe to a requesting page.  At first I was using the built-in json_encode 
function from a SimpleXmlElement but eventually I wrote my own as I did not 
much care for how that looked.  PHP has great support for objects to JSON, 

Karl..

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Re: [Proto-Scripty] Re: Parse html

[Walter Lee Davis]

On Apr 4, 2011, at 5:15 AM, kstubs wrote:

Loving JSON on the client-side, but wish I was more proficient in  
hand coding and code-coding it... but worth it once you are down on  
the client with it!


What server back-end are you using to generate your JSON? PHP and Ruby/ 
Rails both have fairly impressive conversion built-in. (I'm sure that  
other back-ends do as well, just never used them.) You start with a  
native data structure (array, hash, what-have you) and call the  
respective conversion function on that structure. Blammo, instant JSON  
ready for service.


Walter

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