JSON Tutorial For Beginners - Full Course

[@E_Hooligan]

Personal Timestamps: 20:20 Ways to get JSON values, it can be with direct dot paths or array formats 22:15 When strictly working with JSON, all elements need to have "quotes" surrounding them, otherwise without is fine for Javascript 23:12 Best not to use spaces when naming elements in javascript because they become hard to reference 28:14 JSON objects can be stringified to send to other places. With the parse() method it gets reverted

[@LegendofGopher]

I know most of this, but this is very very good bro. You're a great teacher!

[@gog6256]

Some people say this course is not for beginners. I agree, not for people totally new to JavaScript. I know some JavaScript, so I can follow this because I have a good frame of reference. This is a great tutorial. This would not change results, but I think you should use appropriate elements even in a tutorial. For example, it would be better to have used actual buttons instead of a divs to click, and an ordered list so the numbers would have automatically been added. The bullets and numbers also in the list don't look the part to me.

[@MarkAnthonyVillahermosa-g7e]

this is everything I need

[@Zappes]

this lot helpful than online courses. Thank you !

[@tarekamami460]

What a great Job, Thanks Man .

[@karlee8608]

very informative video. Nice work! This video is loaded with tons of great quality content. You won't be disappointed.

[@gruserewebs]

Thanks, you helped me esp with API. I want to know more esp on CRUD.

[@seafixx]

very nice tutorial

[@starstuff4532]

Its really for beginners! But I want little bit more advance

[@RichardMaidenCG]

Thanks a lot! I think you explain all of this very well 😎

[@Onty_L]

thank you for the insightful tutorial.

[@mehdismaeili3743]

Excellent .

[@milosleng1175]

high quality tech

[@kostiantynkarzhanov9216]

Great tutorial! Thank you so much! 💛

[@blazehawkins2759]

Thank you very much for this informative tutorial. I really appreciate the effort you put into teaching this and making it understandable.

[@coderopy]

very nice tutorial 👍👍👍

[@nandhakumarm1837]

In the section of add to local storage , i can't get "null" when my input is empty. can you help me? that means localStorage.getItem("tester"); is not working for me. but clicking event is working. please help me

[@arafatrakib4954]

Thanks a lot.

[@Phickayor]

Great video !!!

[@antoniopinto6222]

I cant fetch the url has been blocked by CORS policy: No 'Access-Control-Allow-Origin' header is present on the requested resource. If an opaque response serves your needs, set the request's mode to 'no-cors' to fetch the resource with CORS disabled. what can i do?

[@_Sanji13]

1 click only bro try to remove the slash in the console.log(data); then try it again

[@bongbuincyril6150]

Thanks man this really helped me Do more man

[@dibyajyotimohanty9252]

Hyy sir.can you plz explain how to convert json file into csv by using java

[@trainerdeleon]

Oct 2024 here. Thank you for posting this course for free. I did learn a lot, but unfortunately could not follow your through the entire course. Here is some feedback. While I did learn a lot of new things, I could not easily follow you as I was taking the course. You make the same mistake that a lot of people make and that is that you forget this is a BEGINNER course. You made an assumption that the BEGINNER learner has some prerequisite knowledge as you zoomed through some pretty important steps and concepts really quickly without much explanation. You should have said in the beginning that you expected the learner to have certain pre-requisite knowledge and to go get that before taking your course. For example, how to set up a HTML document and apparently to know what some Javascript. You also throw in a lot of this and that before getting to the main objective at hand. Doing so clouds one's mind. Was it really necessary to explain ALL of the JSON data types and variations in order to complete the first exercise? It is important to know that people can only take in so much information in a given timeframe, so if you throw in "extra stuff" that is not critical to know in order to complete the immediate task at hand, you will burn out one's learning reserves. It is important to slowly and simply build up ones understanding and to not throw in the whole kitchen sink at once. You could have shown how to send the data to local storage without the detailed explanation about all the various JSON data types. You could have picked only these that were needed to complete the exercise and then circle back around to explain the other data types. You started writing the Javascript without first explaining what the end goal was and then you zoomed through in a bunch of javascript really quickly as if your audience would easily understand it. Your dual use of the black pane and then the white pane was quick, without much explanation and this made it confusing to follow. I had to figure it out on my own how you had set it up and were you were. The class was free and a gift, so I cant really complain at all since I did learn a lot. So take this feedback for what it is..an opportunity for your to improve your teaching skills. I am finding that I have to take several beginner courses on this topic from several sources in order and then piece them all together as some things are explained better in other courses. It would be really nice to just take ONE course tho.

[@shehnazameer1209]

hello from October 2024. in my opinion it's good to come through advance topics to make the Beginners to to do search on these topics so they make their understanding more clear and their foundation gets strong. one can't put everything on one plate and he don't have to that's why mentors and teachers always left some topics uncovered so that the learner show some curiosity. I guess it's one of amazing video that I come across in helping my coding journey.

[@footzenith2236]

Thank you

[@carolstrange3003]

good

[@chernail]

When he says try this in the console what is he referring

[@vishufitnesschannel5334]

can i get the ppt file for reference

[@nnennaedeh1939]

I added more elements in my form but am not able to view it from localstorage

[@rajaththemystic]

You need to change your label of the video, to include learn JSON using “Javascript”. It’s misleading at the moment

[@InHomeTutoringHonolulu]

Do search engines pick up Jason data

[@tkot7857]

11:00

[@rajkanna5175]

This is not a beginner course.

[@pjguitar15]

Why don't you use VS Code btw?

[@karlee8608]

He can use w/e code editor he want. It's up to the developer choice.

[@soundspoon]

@@karlee8608 no shit. he asked him why he doesnt use VS code, dumbass

[@kelecortez5834]

brah this is not a "beginner coarse !!

[@karlee8608]

Agreed. You need to have some JS fundamentals. Also, fetch is not part of the fundamentals but you can't do a lot until you use fetch.

[@xevenau]

Not sure this is js or json. Too confusing for my taste.

[@agyemangchristopher5248]

this course is not good for beginners

[@BartholomewSamuel-s9l]

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