Protip: when working with any API that returns JSON, install the JSONView Firefox Extension.
By default, Firefox wants to download the application/jsonapplication/json content type. This is not very helpful. JSONView changes the behavior so that you view the JSON in the browser, and additionally get syntax hi-lightinghighlighting and expand/collapse.
Protip: when working with any API that returns JSON, install the JSONView Firefox Extension.
By default, Firefox wants to download the application/json content type. This is not very helpful. JSONView changes the behavior so that you view the JSON in the browser, and additionally get syntax hi-lighting and expand/collapse.
Protip: when working with any API that returns JSON, install the JSONView Firefox Extension.
By default, Firefox wants to download the application/json content type. This is not very helpful. JSONView changes the behavior so that you view the JSON in the browser, and additionally get syntax highlighting and expand/collapse.
Protip: when working with any API that returns JSON, install the JSONView Firefox Extension.
By default, Firefox wants to download the application/json content type. This is not very helpful. JSONView changes the behavior so that you view the JSON in the browser, and additionally get syntax hi-lighting and expand/collapse.
image of JSONView http://dl.dropbox.com/u/58785/StackOverflowJSONView.PNG
Protip: when working with any API that returns JSON, install the JSONView Firefox Extension.
By default, Firefox wants to download the application/json content type. This is not very helpful. JSONView changes the behavior so that you view the JSON in the browser, and additionally get syntax hi-lighting and expand/collapse.
image of JSONView http://dl.dropbox.com/u/58785/StackOverflowJSONView.PNG
Protip: when working with any API that returns JSON, install the JSONView Firefox Extension.
By default, Firefox wants to download the application/json content type. This is not very helpful. JSONView changes the behavior so that you view the JSON in the browser, and additionally get syntax hi-lighting and expand/collapse.
