Thank You, I first found Gson complicated but you showed me how easy Gson is to use; now I Love it. Thanks for these great tutorials. :) Edit: Thanks for heart.
This really helped me to create the skeleton class for a JSON -> Java Object dump that I needed. The key was the realization that { } surrounds Java Objects and that I could just embed private classes in the outer class shell. Thank you so much for making this video.
you probably dont give a shit but if you are bored like me atm then you can watch all of the new series on InstaFlixxer. Been streaming with my girlfriend during the lockdown :)
It's simply amazing. I never had any experience with json at all and now i'm able to work with them (i connected to iss_station api and got list of astronauts currenty in space). THANK YOU
Excellent tutorial, loved it. Just want to add that people using Eclipse IDE can see the objects created by ''Founder[] founders = new Gson().fromJson(founderJson, Founder[].class);" with the debug perspective (Top right, bug icon), then by hovering over "founders" and it will then show you the contents. InteliJ seems to be much more complete, and people following along with other IDEs might get confused, on how to see if creating the Arrays from the founderJson string worked. One can also use "System.out.println(Arrays.toString(founders));" to see print the output
You know, I've been struggling with deserialization, receiving an error while trying to deserealize a response and when I watched your video I realized I forgot to threat an array as a list in my model haha. Cool videos by the way!
Thanks for this tutorial, I can't find the way to do similar stuff in eclipse. Mainly the list of variables you have at the bottom, I have to do a println to see a variable value. Also how do I view the generated json string in a formatted way like you do?
Your videos are really great, I don't know if you know, but there are available as documentation from the official Gson Github. Your accent is not a problem, please don't heard the people who said that it is a problem.
Hi, awesome, thank you! Depends on what you mean with "very large". What size are we talking about? If the set is too large to load into memory, you can use Gson's streaming option to load and parse it on the fly. That should work even for very large data sets!
Hi thanks for this tutorial. How to get Values from the object during deserialization. I need to get Values from JSON and to store them in string variable
Hi Future Studio, I'm trying to compare my 'name' variable that now holds my JSON data, and another String I've created, but every string comparison method I've tried has failed. I've seen that gson has a getAsString() method but I'm not sure how it works, could you help me at all?
I am having a problem while I am populating the bean class.I have lots of nested objects and some objects are dynamic in nature.{fields itself are dynamic: values usually are dynamic}How do I tackle this situation?
I have an Json array to be send to server in order to store it's values in the database ,but i'm unable to do so as iam getting an error and i'm unable to send the object could please help me out ?
i have a Tree structure json. im screwed. guess its back to manual toString mode. i thought i could escape all the work i have to do by using this library. i have skip half since there is not problem converting to json.
Very concise and informative. Thank you for this tutorial. You saved my a@$! On a side note, how did you get intelliJ to format your JSON output? Can I do that in Android Studio sense it's basically based on intelliJ?
Great work Norman. please continue your work on these.
Thank You, I first found Gson complicated but you showed me how easy Gson is to use; now I Love it. Thanks for these great tutorials. :)
Edit: Thanks for heart.
I'm very happy to hear that :) Thank you!
This really helped me to create the skeleton class for a JSON -> Java Object dump that I needed. The key was the realization that { } surrounds Java Objects and that I could just embed private classes in the outer class shell. Thank you so much for making this video.
Great video! By serializing ArrayLists into JSON we can also save them as Strings in SharedPreferences, which is pretty cool
Yep, I've serialized objects to JSON to store them in SharedPreferences too!
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@Otto Duke definitely, I have been using instaflixxer for years myself :)
Thank you Norman. Have a Blessed Week!
+Bernard Lomo thank you. I appreciate it :)
You are welcome!
Superb explanation. Very thorough and helpful. Thanks!
Sir your style is very great of speaking and teaching is very great
Thank you a lot man! That thing with TypeToken explanation was sooooo helpful!
Great video was stuck in this for a day watched your video and solved in a few minutes. Thanks a lot keep up the good work :D
This was exactly what I have looking for. Thx!
It's simply amazing. I never had any experience with json at all and now i'm able to work with them (i connected to iss_station api and got list of astronauts currenty in space). THANK YOU
really nice and clean explanation for the topic, keep going !!!
Thank you so much norman, you've helped me so much on my project
Thank you SO MUCH i'm trying to make that for HOURS that help me so much
The United States has a very good education, this video is very good, thanks for making this type of videos, I subscribe to the channel
thanks a lot, I really like every single tutorial video you did
thanks
You explain very perfect,great job
Nice work! Thx a lot, Norman :)
thanks bro, really helpful and thorough video
You solved my problem. I was using list instead of array and didn't know why it was not working. Thanks!
LOVE THIS SERIE SO MUCH! THANKS!
Excellent tutorial, loved it. Just want to add that people using Eclipse IDE can see the objects created by ''Founder[] founders = new Gson().fromJson(founderJson, Founder[].class);" with the debug perspective (Top right, bug icon), then by hovering over "founders" and it will then show you the contents. InteliJ seems to be much more complete, and people following along with other IDEs might get confused, on how to see if creating the Arrays from the founderJson string worked.
One can also use "System.out.println(Arrays.toString(founders));" to see print the output
Very helpful video. Thanks for it.
You know, I've been struggling with deserialization, receiving an error while trying to deserealize a response and when I watched your video I realized I forgot to threat an array as a list in my model haha. Cool videos by the way!
Another great one! Thank you
You saved my day. Thanks man
Good explanation , something is going to come after a little bit practise;
Thanks for the help, mate.
How did you quick format the json text files. That was really useful
Great video.Also can u post a video for accessing nested Json Array using JAVA?
Thank you dude.
Thanks for this tutorial, I can't find the way to do similar stuff in eclipse. Mainly the list of variables you have at the bottom, I have to do a println to see a variable value. Also how do I view the generated json string in a formatted way like you do?
Thx for the Video!
Great tutorial! Thank you :)
I have a question
At 12:06 why do you need to do this Type thing
I tried it with only List.class and it has worked
Your videos are really great, I don't know if you know, but there are available as documentation from the official Gson Github. Your accent is not a problem, please don't heard the people who said that it is a problem.
Great tutorial... Thanks
You saved my life XOXO
Hi.You were great.Subscribed. Can you do a video where we have a very large set of Json to extract.Do we follow the same procedure ?
Hi, awesome, thank you!
Depends on what you mean with "very large". What size are we talking about?
If the set is too large to load into memory, you can use Gson's streaming option to load and parse it on the fly. That should work even for very large data sets!
What about a JSON file with, potentially, over 50
Loving these videos! Could you post a jar to your intellij settings?
Thank you.
Please post a video on null values, as early as possible.
Nice job!
+Argeanu Alin-Mihai thanks :)
What's the short key to format and beautify json?
It's the "reformat code" shortcut. Mac: Command+Option+L, Windows: Ctrl+Alt+L. We have a video on it: th-cam.com/video/KRDJXKt4bTk/w-d-xo.html
Hi thanks for this tutorial. How to get Values from the object during deserialization. I need to get Values from JSON and to store them in string variable
thankyou bro.....so helpul
Its great video & nice.
What should I do if my json file is an object which contains fields as well as a list of objects?
Gracias GENIO!
Amazing!!!!
What key are you using to see the packages at bottom ??? once you do the fromJson()
What do you mean by packages?
Hi Future Studio,
I'm trying to compare my 'name' variable that now holds my JSON data, and another String I've created, but every string comparison method I've tried has failed. I've seen that gson has a getAsString() method but I'm not sure how it works, could you help me at all?
I am having a problem while I am populating the bean class.I have lots of nested objects and some objects are dynamic in nature.{fields itself are dynamic: values usually are dynamic}How do I tackle this situation?
Thank you sir!
I have an Json array to be send to server in order to store it's values in the database ,but i'm unable to do so as iam getting an error and i'm unable to send the object could please help me out ?
Hi! We can't really help without knowing the exact error. Stackoverflow is probably the best way to quickly get quality help.
i have a Tree structure json. im screwed. guess its back to manual toString mode. i thought i could escape all the work i have to do by using this library. i have skip half since there is not problem converting to json.
You can write custom parsers for Gson and still enjoy a lot of the automation. I wouldn't give up yet!
Listening to the noise of keyboard, I can say that it is butterfly keys of new Macbook Pro :-). Am I right?
😎Really thank you! 😎
Very concise and informative. Thank you for this tutorial. You saved my a@$! On a side note, how did you get intelliJ to format your JSON output? Can I do that in Android Studio sense it's basically based on intelliJ?
Glad it helped! Yes, the formatting also works in Android Studio (ideally in a .json file). I used the "Code -> Reformat Code" shortcut.
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