1.4: JSON - Working with Data and APIs in JavaScript

With our previous projects, we learned about fetch() and tabular data. This next project will show you how to work with JSON data from an API including how to load JSON data with fetch() and update DOM element.

[krunked]

Bro, this video is 4 years old and its still the best vidoe out there, thank you so much for the courses Dan! They are so appreciated.

[hispeededits]

Its been 4 years since I watched this (during my self-taught journey). I'm now a professional dev with multiple YOE. Thanks for all that you do. I don't watch many code-related YT vids anymore, but this video and many others were an amazing launchpad for me and my learning.

Thanks for all you do-- you really do have a big impact on the trajectory of many of our lives :)

[shubhrashukla]

It feels so nice that we are getting away from p5 for some time and looking at native js. Thanks for that dan

[Ray-gwwh]

I just started my own webpage and spent the last two days trying to find out how to display api data on it. I've searched through countless web and youtube tutorials but your video was the only one explaining everything I needed to know without any existing knowledge. Thank you!!!

[Orangerabbitpolice]

@9:44 "why should it? its for computers" dropped a huge puzzle piece into my brain, TY

[gina]

I used to think I'd never understand APIs until I came across this video. I appreciate you a lot for breaking this down for me.

[yusraalattar]

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[marcomendoza]

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[kierkittie]

Went and researched setInterval() at the end of the video. It was so satisfying getting it to work in my code and stopping it with clearInterval(). Thank you!

[BizzaroBrainBoi]

this guy is the best teacher ive ever seen. wish he was my sensei for all my code

[japphetloidedeguzman]

I'm attending a coding bootcamp and your videos make me understand more about topics. Thank you!!!

[castronator]

One of the best teachers in Youtube, thank you sir, you're amazing!

[diesertortex]

I am just thankful for this series and your work. I am an electrical engineer and just workewith c and c++, now i do some privat projects with js and your vids are so helpful. way better then every bonedry documentation. easy and fast to understand

[tedspens]

You didn't just receive data from and endpoint, you received data from outer space! 🚀🌌 I love your teaching style. It's like hanging out with a friend who's really good at explaining stuff. Liked, subscribed, commented, thank you!

[barmolino]

Dude you save my life
This was to most easily fetch explained I was watch for long time ago

[HugoJanKanAl]

Not a coder, but I have a specific hobby project use-case where I need to leverage an API. Nothing too fancy I thought. But at first, I only found solutions that were way too complicated and I was starting to give up on an easy solution.
But then I found this video and it told me exactly what I needed at exactly the right level.
Thanks!

[rotrose]

You make coding an interesting game instead of tedious learning. Thank you

[nick_jacob]

Thank you for this playlist. I'm going to watch every video in it. I have been a developer for 5 years and I have never used AJAX or Fetch in any JavaScript code...Today I needed it for a job interview "homework" assignment. I feel a bit more confident, but man i'm a crap developer the more I think about it.

[howprofound]

DUDE ... I have been trying to build a search engine with the OpenLibrary API for a minute. Their API (I guess cos it’s a nonprofit or something) isn’t straightforward like the one in the vid and confusing to me as I’m still learning. Your vid was the only one that helped me find the endpoints and FINALLY see the data in the console!!! I’m Thank you so much. Also you are so cute 💘 Subscribed for the coding skills tho... Thanks again! I’m ecstatic.

[shubhampatel]

You make us energetic to work and learn even at 1:30 AM . Lots of love