Introduction JSON is a lightweight data-interchange format that is easy for humans to read and write, and easy for machines to parse and generate. In Go, working with JSON is made simple with the encoding/json package. This blog will explore the fundamentals of JSON marshal/unmarshal and encode/decode in Go, when to use them, a comparison of their … Continue reading Guide to JSON Marshal/Unmarshal and Encode/Decode
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How To Implement Rails APIs Like A Pro
Today, a web-portal that does not support APIs is not even considered a web portal! This post explains how we can implement Rails APIs in our application. It talks about API keys, API versioning and authentication techniques.
StreamTable.js – The Next-generation Search Filter
So, you think you should search data? Or filter it? And now, stream ... what? Searching for data has a performance price - we need heavy duty server resources and have delayed responses. See the LinkedIn search. Filtering for data requires us to load the entire data on the client-side (via JSON) and then filter … Continue reading StreamTable.js – The Next-generation Search Filter
