great json question

[m_kaminsky@yahoo.com]

I notice urls which end in "json" others "filename.json"

like this:

"http://nycsinclair.com/blog/?json=1"

AND

"http://www.reddit.com/reddits/mine.json"

what is the difference? (if any) (in terms of format and use)

thankyou

[dany_dev]

any different if what is returned is a JSON file (json is a standard format to represent data).

[m_kaminsky@yahoo.com]

Originally Posted by dany_dev

any different if what is returned is a JSON file (json is a standard format to represent data).

..so you're saying the .json is an file, and the other is like a query?

So there indeed is a difference..k..


Follow-up question how do I create an actual .json from an RSS feed?
Example of this?

Peace.

[dany_dev]

json is json not matter how is retrieved.

However yes, you can consider the 1st link like a call to a server that make dinamically the json, and the 2nd just a static json file.

json from rss? why you need this? however is something that should be handled server side and not starting from rss