Getting Started with JSON in C# Using Json.NET

Pluralsight

Course Summary

JSON is a lightweight, human-readable, efficient, and easy to understand data interchange format. Learn how to serialize, deserialize, use LINQ to JSON, improve serialization performance, BSON, create schemas, validate JSON, and, in general, work with Json.NET.

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Course Description

The rising popularity of the web, mainly around JavaScript related technologies, has given JSON a great deal of importance over other data interchange formats, like XML. JSON is a lightweight, human-readable, efficient, and easy to understand data interchange format. JSON stands for JavaScript Object Notation. If you are a C# or .NET developer who needs to work with JSON, or even understand what JSON is, then this course is for you. In this course, we will learn how to serialize, deserialize, use LINQ To JSON, improve serialization performance, BSON, create schemas, validate JSON, and, in general, work with Json.NET, a popular, high performance, free, and open source JSON framework for .NET.

Course Description

The rising popularity of the web, mainly around JavaScript related technologies, has given JSON a great deal of importance over other data interchange formats, like XML. JSON is a lightweight, human-readable, efficient, and easy to understand data interchange format. JSON stands for JavaScript Object Notation. If you are a C# or .NET developer who needs to work with JSON, or even understand what JSON is, then this course is for you. In this course, we will learn how to serialize, deserialize, use LINQ To JSON, improve serialization performance, BSON, create schemas, validate JSON, and, in general, work with Json.NET, a popular, high performance, free, and open source JSON framework for .NET.

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Course Syllabus

The Case for JSON & Json.NET
- 15m 47s

—Case for Json & Json.NET 2m 59s
—What is JSON? 0m 52s
—History of JSON & Json.NET 1m 23s
—Demo 1: JSON in the Real World 3m 22s
—Why is JSON Important? 1m 13s
—Demo 2: JSON in JavaScript 1m 48s
—JSON Specification 3m 7s
—Takeaway 1m 0s

Serialization Fundamentals
- 30m 51s

—Serialization Fundamentals 1m 20s
—JsonSerializer and JsonConvert 0m 58s
—Demo: Serialize and Deserialize 3m 20s
—Demo: Object References 2m 39s
—Demo: Dynamic and ExpandoObject 2m 3s
—Demo: Serialization to Different Types 2m 43s
—JsonTextReader and JsonTextWriter 0m 52s
—Demo: JsonSerializer 3m 35s
—Demo: JsonTextReader 2m 14s
—Demo: JsonTextWriter 2m 14s
—Dates in JSON and Json.NET 0m 52s
—Demo: Dates in Json.NET 2m 29s
—Error Handling 0m 25s
—Dem: Error Handling 3m 52s
—Takeaway 1m 7s

Settings & Attributes
- 40m 1s

—Settings and Attributes 0m 41s
—Settings 2m 24s
—Demo: MissingMemberHandling 3m 6s
—Demo: ReferenceLoopHandling 2m 29s
—Demo: NullValueHandling 1m 52s
—Demo: DefaultValueHandling 3m 49s
—Demo: ObjectCreationHandling 2m 10s
—Demo: TypeNameHandling 1m 39s
—Demo: FormatterAssemblyStyle 1m 5s
—Demo: Binder 1m 43s
—Demo: ConstructorHandling 1m 23s
—Demo: MetadataPropertyHandling 1m 53s
—Attributes 2m 0s
—Demo: Attributes 3m 13s
—Demo: MemberSerialization OptIn and OptOut 2m 28s
—Demo: JsonProperty Attribute 1m 52s
—Demo: JsonConverter Attribute 1m 53s
—Demo: JsonConstructor Attribute 1m 53s
—Demo: JsonExtensionData Attribute 1m 22s
—Takeaway 0m 57s

Custom Serialization
- 20m 36s

—Custom Serialization 1m 30s
—Conditional Serialization 0m 42s
—Demo: ShouldSerialize 2m 2s
—Demo: IContractResolver 2m 7s
—Custom JsonConverter 0m 31s
—Demo: Custom JsonConverter 2m 33s
—Callbacks 0m 41s
—Demo: Callbacks 2m 6s
—Logging & Debugging with ITraceWriter 0m 41s
—Demo: Memory TraceWriter 2m 19s
—Demo: Custom TraceWriter 4m 24s
—Takeaway 0m 55s

Performance Tips
- 24m 51s

—Performance Tips 1m 51s
—Write JSON Manually Instead of Serializing 0m 37s
—Demo: Serialize & Deserialize Manually 5m 40s
—JSON Fragments 0m 28s
—Demo: JSON Fragments 2m 53s
—JSON Populate 0m 24s
—Demo: PopulateObject 2m 12s
—JSON Merge 0m 43s
—Demo: Merge 2m 24s
—Performance Attributes 0m 31s
—Demo: Performance with Attributes 3m 9s
—Optimizing Memory Usage 0m 55s
—Demo: Direct Reading Stream 1m 49s
—Takeaway 1m 9s

LINQ to JSON
- 31m 36s

—LINQ to JSON 1m 39s
—Create JSON Using LINQ 0m 33s
—Demo: Create JSON Imperatively 2m 19s
—Demo: Create JSON Declaratively 1m 2s
—Demo: Create JSON from Object 1m 31s
—Parsing JSON 0m 33s
—Demo: Parse JSON from String 2m 21s
—Demo: Parse JSON from Stream 1m 13s
—Query JSON 0m 50s
—Demo: Simple LINQ to JSON 2m 45s
—Demo: Read Values from JSON Using LINQ 2m 53s
—Demo: Querying JSON with LINQ 3m 49s
—SelectToken 1m 5s
—Demo: SelectToken 4m 56s
—Annotations 0m 36s
—Demo: Annotations 2m 12s
—Takeaway 1m 13s

JSON & XML
- 10m 30s

—JSON & XML 1m 30s
—Converting between XML & JSON 2m 19s
—Demo: XML to JSON & Back 2m 58s
—Demo: XML Force JSON Array 1m 45s
—Incompatible XML & JSON 1m 21s
—Takeaway 0m 35s

Binary JSON (BSON)
- 8m 31s

—Binary JSON (BSON) 2m 58s
—Demo: Binary JSON (BSON) 4m 44s
—Takeaway 0m 48s

Json.NET Schema
- 7m 53s

—Json.NET Schema 3m 22s
—Demo: Json.NET Schema 3m 40s
—Takeaway 0m 49s

Wrap Up
- 3m 26s

—Wrap Up 3m 26s

Course Fee:

USD 29

Course Type:	Self-Study
Course Status:	Active
Workload:	1 - 4 hours / week

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Course Fee:

USD 29

Course Type:	Self-Study
Course Status:	Active
Workload:	1 - 4 hours / week

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Getting Started with JSON in C# Using Json.NET

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Javascript Object Notation (JSON)

DOT NET (.NET)

Language Integrated Query (LINQ)

JavaScript

C Sharp (C#)

C Plus Plus (C++)

XML (eXtensible Markup Language)

Open source

Debugging

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