December 20, 2006 – 9:55 pm
Allow me to repeat myself somewhat and clarify my general opinion of JSON and its use in cross-domain browser scripting:
Happy Fun JSON is not really an API. Happy Fun JSON is not a bold declaration of side-taking in the grand war of web service specifications. Do not base business models on Happy Fun JSON. Caution: [...]
December 20, 2006 – 9:01 pm
By the by: Correlating the new del.icio.us JSON URL feed with Google’s recent deprecation of the SOAP Search API is about as effective as noticing how often the clock reads 12:34 when you just happen to be looking at it.
December 20, 2006 – 8:19 pm
You know you’ve truly arrived in Silicon Valley when the darling new feature you just helped launch on a Web 2.0 site gets shredded in a rant by Dave Winer. :)
My day, having started with me in a foul mood, has been made. Pre-launch, the tooth marks in my tongue have [...]
August 16, 2006 – 9:12 am
Ever since I switched over to a new CMS back in February, I’ve been tagging all my journal entries. Until now, I haven’t been doing anything with those tags apart from exposing them in category elements in my RSS feed. Now that I’ve got a good head of steam going with my tags, I’ve decided [...]
December 18, 2005 – 11:17 pm
The XML purist fanboy in me has had me pshaw‘ing at JSON. But, now that the recent JSON release from Yahoo! reminded me of its existence and I gave it a shot myself, I have to admit that it’s pretty hot—if only for the cross-domain bridging capabilities and the no-fuss parsing.
Although, I do worry [...]
