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As a learning experience, I want to make an iPhone application that calls a webserver/webservice, retrieves a JSON response, and uses that response to populate the rows of a UITableView (assuming it converts the JSON into an NSArray first).
Anyone know of anything that might be useful?
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JSON parsing in Swift is a common thing to do. Almost every app decodes JSON to show data in a visualized way. Parsing JSON is definitely one of the basics you should learn as an iOS developer. Decoding JSON in Swift is quite easy and does not require any external dependencies.
JSON is a popular data-interchange format used by APIs (application programming interfaces). JSON lets you bundle a large amount of data into one chunk of text and then send it along to another service.
JSON is a data interchange format that is easy to parse and generate. JSON is an extension of the syntax used to describe object data in JavaScript. Yet, it's not restricted to use with JavaScript. It has a text format that uses object and array structures for the portable representation of data.
Swift JSON Parsing JSON stands for JavaScript Object Notation. It's a popular text-based data format used everywhere for representing structured data. Almost every programming language supports it with Swift being no exception. You are going to use JSON a lot throughout your career, so make sure you don't miss out.
You will love this framework.
And you will love this tool.
For learning about JSON you might like this resource.
And you'll probably love this tutorial.
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