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How does JSON Studio help you?
Most online tools provided an aged user interface (UI). Frankly, speaking regular users also were lost in the poor UI design. Also, user-friendly functionality is not on the list. That's when we decided to develop a unified JSON web tool with the following features.
History of JSON:
In the early 2000s, there is a need to transfer data between browsers to servers without the help of browser plugins such as flash or java applets. Douglas Crockford specified the JavaScript Object Notation (JSON) ****which is derived from javascript.
The JSON data format can be transmitted as a string on the internet. Since JSON supported a variety of data structures such as string, numbers, boolean, array, and key/value pairs. Any type of data can be transferred to any electronic devices, servers and client-side browsers. The JSON data can be saved in any kind of storage device with a file format using the “.json” file extension.
There is a round table conference conducted to vote on whether to call the data format JavaScript Markup Language (JSML) or JavaScript Object Notation (JSON) finally decided to call it JSON. The JSON data structure was first standardized in 2013 as ECMA-404. In December 2005, Yahoo first started to provide its web services in JSON.
The JSON data format is supported by all modern programming languages such as Java, PHP, Go etc. All modern programming languages have built-in features to parse and generate JSON data.
Benefits of our JSON Formatter Tool.
Whether you are working with JSON data as a developer, data analyst, or simply need to view JSON data in a more readable format, an online JSON formatter tool can be a valuable tool to have in your toolkit.
1.Improved readability: JSON Studio allows users to input raw JSON data and receive formatted JSON data by adding indentation and line breaks in return, with color-coded syntax to make it easier to read.
2.Error detection: JSON formatter tools can highlight syntax errors or other issues in the JSON data, making it easier to identify and fix problems in the data.
3.Code formatting: JSON formatter tools can ensure that the JSON data is formatted in a consistent and readable manner, making it easier to work with and maintain.
4.Compatibility: JSON formatter tools can ensure that the JSON data is compatible with a variety of programming languages and tools, making it easier to use in a variety of contexts.
5.Sharing: JSON formatter tools can make it easier to share JSON data with others, as the formatted data is more easily readable by humans. Also, we have an exclusive feature to share the JSON data with your teammates using Skype, Slack, and Microsoft teams.
6.History View: JSON Studio offers a unique feature of JSON History view to check the previous JSON operations performed by you on our tool.
7.Download: We also provide a download option to save the formatted data on your local device.
8.Easy to Use: One benefit of using an online JSON formatter tool is that you don't need to install any software on your computer.
Overall, these JSON Studio tools are useful for developers and other professionals who work with JSON data on a regular basis. It makes the process of working with JSON easier and more efficient, by providing features like formatting, validation, and visualization in various formats like Tree, Node, and Grid.
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