Podcasts about parsing json

Welcome to the Electromaker Show, episode 46! This week’s DIY tech news highlights include the Raspberry Pi PoE+ HAT announced, CircuitPython and MicroPython running on the Raspberry Pi Pico, the Seeed Studio Wio RP2040, and more! Tune in for the latest maker, tech, DIY, IoT, embedded, and crowdfunding news stories from the week! We publish a new show every week. Subscribe here!  Don't have time to watch the show? Listen to the Electromaker Show in podcast format! New Raspberry Pi PoE HAT Charis Cat AI 8-step sequencer Parsing JSON using ArduinoJSON NXP Cup Winners Stryde Midi controller Kickstarter on the Arduino Blog IQ Fortiq BLS42 High-Performance Servo Motors on Crowd Supply   BioAmp EXG Pill on Crowd Supply Nezha $99 RISC-V SBC CircuitPython and MicroPython meet Seeed Studio Wio RP2040 $12 connected dev board

SummaryTodd Gardner, creator of TrackJS and RequestMetrics tells me how the web runs on JavaScript why it is so important.DetailsWho he is, what he does. JavaScript and ECMA Script, TypeScript, CoffeeScript, transpilers; Blazor, WebAssembly; SliverLight and Flash. JavaScript on IoT. JavaScript on the backend; Bryan rants about using Json with C#. Parsing Json and the importance of strings. Why you should learn JavaScript; which JavaScript should I learn - Node, React, Angular, etc. Bryan talks about learning JavaScript. What NodeJs is; module dependency version hell. The unclear state of asynchronous programming in JavaScript; Todd clears things up, callback hell, promises, async/await. JavaScript is not a fad. How to learn JavaScript. Monitoring your website with RequestMetrics; measuring real user performance, not synthetic monitoring; privacy concerns.Support this podcast@toddhgardnerTodd's HomepageTrackJSRequest MetricsThe PluralSight Course on JavaScript that Bryan likedKyle Simpson - You Don't Know JSYou Don't Know JS - GitHub

Today we discussed Sushi and why you should never buy anything but the best fish. We also discussed parsing JSON with javascript and the perfect t-shirt.

00:00 - Intro: Cris Ippolite of iSolutions 01:30 - FMDiSC (FileMaker Developers in Southern California) - http://www.fmdisc.org/index.php 01:50 - DevCon 2018: Rebranding FileMaker, or clarifying its "Category Definition" 04:30 - DevCon 2018: iSolutions sent representatives to speak on Project Management and APIs 06:15 - API Proof of Concept: Inventory Books using FileMaker Go's native barcode capture and Google Books API 08:00 - APIs and IPAs - http://filemakerandapis.com - View and download a demo of the Books app 08:45 - https://medium.com/@isolutions/integrating-apis-into-filemaker-apps-85a821c814 - Read iSolutions' Medium.com article on the step-by-step procedure to integrate the Books app. 08:55 - 3rd Party APIs vs. the FileMaker Data API 10:11 - Postman | API Development Environment - https://www.getpostman.com 11:25 - Zapier - Automate workflows between different 3rd-Party apps and their respective APIs - https://zapier.com 12:50 - Google Charts API - https://developers.google.com/chart/ - create custom QR codes in FileMaker with a simple Insert from URL script step and a container field 13:47 - "I just need this little piece. FileMaker doesn't do it natively? Big deal. This other app does and they have an API I can connect to. Great! We're in business." 14:00 - If you know the Insert from URL script step, "you're already two thirds of the way there for integrating APIs into your FileMaker solution." 14:35 - Parsing JSON with native JSON Functions in FileMaker 16+ 17:35 - "Sure, you can't do that on the FileMaker platform alone... But if there's an API, you can do it." 19:18 - A lot of APIs are free! 21:08 - The FileMaker Data API has improved the way 3rd Parties connect with OUR data. 26:40 - FileMaker 17 Starter Solutions / Add-On Tables / Data Migration Tool / Deployment Assistant - all of this is happening through XML as part of the new schema portability paradigm

Dans cet épisode hécatombe, ce qui reste de l’équipe se bat avec Java, son GC, macOS Sierra, déterre GWT, fait tomber des DNS, joue du yukulele, se met aux web, démine le JSON et tirade sur les tests unitaires. Enregistré le 28 octobre 2016 Téléchargement de l’épisode LesCastCodeurs-Episode–156.mp3 News Comment poser des crowdquestions Langages ByteBuddy 1.5.0 Des objets de jeunes générations concurrentes Java CPU vs PSU Allo, il signe encore en MD5, non mais allo ! macOS Sierra et la lenteur de java.net.InetAddress#getLocalHost Les nouveaux MacBook Pro Les dates de Java SE 9 Middleware and PaaS gRPC vs Aeron Scaler des APIs Web et gRPC avec Google Cloud Endpoints OpenShift et le placement et ordonnancement des noeuds Web GWT 2.8 Java 8 JsInterop Utilisation de Dart chez Google Flutter ng-europe Data Retour sur la réindexation en haute dispo sur un cluster Elasticsearch Debezium, change data capture 0.3.4 eviter la snapshot support du type JSON de MySQL Sécurité Attaque massive de Dyn fournisseur DNS qui cause une partie visible d’internet d’être inaccessible L’attaque des magnétoscope numériques ! Outils et DevOps Support de ARM dans macOS Sierra vous acheteriez un ordi à base de ARM ? Le prochain MacBook Pro sans touche Escape: vim, nooooooooooon ! Yukulele: layout de clavier pour macOS git worktree GitHub vous laisse faire un rebase d’une pull request macOS QuickLook generator for Markdown files Parsing JSON is a Minefield Organisation, communication et politique L’état et la livraison du code source en papier Les contrats Open-Bar bloquent le développement des PMEs françaises du logiciel Google, Wikipedia et bien d’autres sites bloqués pour apologie du terrorisme chez Orange Outils de l’épisode Yodablog sur passer une annonce pour un Sith Rubrique du débutant Qu’est ce qu’un test unitaire ? Conférences Codeurs en Seine le jeudi 24 novembre (avec des ateliers le 26 novembre) DevFest Nantes les 9 et 10 novembre à Nantes. Devoxx Belgique du 7 au 11 novembre Snowcamp les 8–10 fevrier Nous contacter Faire un crowdcast ou une crowdquestion Contactez-nous via twitter https://twitter.com/lescastcodeurs sur le groupe Google https://groups.google.com/group/lescastcodeurs ou sur le site web https://lescastcodeurs.com/ Flattr-ez nous (dons) sur https://lescastcodeurs.com/ En savoir plus sur le sponsoring? sponsors@lescastcodeurs.com

Check out Freelance Remote Conf and iOS Remote Conf!   01:20 - Josh Brown Introduction Twitter GitHub Blog Parsing JSON in Swift by Josh Brown 02:23 - Why Parsing JSON in Swift is Tricky 03:53 - Basic Approaches 06:11 - What do you do if it doesn’t work? 07:59 - Libraries to Parse JSON SwiftyJSON NSJSONSerialization 09:06 - Testing 13:14 - Libraries (Cont’d) 14:07 - The Pyramid of Doom 16:15 - Guard 18:34 - Encoding 19:17 - Writing a Book 21:58 - Parameters 24:42 - typealias How to use typealias to make JSON parsing more readable in Swift 26:34 - App Architecture 27:37 - Model Mapping 28:41 - Handling Arrays 29:33 - Handling Nested Data 30:47 - Resources Picks PlayNow (Andrew) VIM Adventures (Andrew) Mondo (Andrew) Eat a healthy snack (Jaim) Honeybadger (Chuck) New Relic (Chuck) Ash Furrow: MVVM is Exceptionally OK (Josh) Coupon code for 10% offParsing JSON in Swift: iphreaks

Check out Freelance Remote Conf and iOS Remote Conf!   01:20 - Josh Brown Introduction Twitter GitHub Blog Parsing JSON in Swift by Josh Brown 02:23 - Why Parsing JSON in Swift is Tricky 03:53 - Basic Approaches 06:11 - What do you do if it doesn’t work? 07:59 - Libraries to Parse JSON SwiftyJSON NSJSONSerialization 09:06 - Testing 13:14 - Libraries (Cont’d) 14:07 - The Pyramid of Doom 16:15 - Guard 18:34 - Encoding 19:17 - Writing a Book 21:58 - Parameters 24:42 - typealias How to use typealias to make JSON parsing more readable in Swift 26:34 - App Architecture 27:37 - Model Mapping 28:41 - Handling Arrays 29:33 - Handling Nested Data 30:47 - Resources Picks PlayNow (Andrew) VIM Adventures (Andrew) Mondo (Andrew) Eat a healthy snack (Jaim) Honeybadger (Chuck) New Relic (Chuck) Ash Furrow: MVVM is Exceptionally OK (Josh) Coupon code for 10% offParsing JSON in Swift: iphreaks

We are graced by the presence of Tammy Coron and Greg Heo as guest hosts. We discuss the freshly minted update to the Twitter for Mac app. We discuss The IndieDevStock conference coming to Nashville TN in the fall. Starting with a follow up on building apps for the iPad Pro, we review the Best tech for developers in 2015. Picks: Parsing JSON in Swift, 12 Resolutions for Programmers and Procreate. Episode 72 Show Notes: Twitter’s updated Mac app wasn’t made by Twitter - Blame Black Pixel? Tweetbot The iPad Pro has an App Store problem Loren Brichter's funny tweet IWearYourTShirt.com Indie Devstock The Apple Pencil, and Open Source Swift iPad Pro Pencil By 53 Cintiq Companion Capo Capo Touch This week’s Incomparable was edited and posted (not recorded) entirely on an iPad Pro using Ferrite Job one for Apple's Phil Schiller: Fix the Mac App Store In Memoriam: Ian Murdock Apple TV Ad blocking Swift Apple Watch MacBook 12 GameplayKit Episode 72 Picks: Parsing JSON in Swift 12 Resolutions for Programmers Procreate