JSON deserialization with JSON.net: caching results - by @LocalJoost
On January 22 I promised this to be a three-part series. I’ve been kinda busy with upgrading apps, Windows 8 experiments and trivial ;-) stuff like code camps, an MVP summit, preparing my first and second talk about Windows Phone and whatnot and made you wait for the final part for exactly three months – but those who know me, know I stick my promises, so here’s the third and final part of my JSON for Windows Phone series.
In part 1 of this series I described the basics of creating classes from a JSON string and then simply deserializing the string into a (list of) classes. In part 2 I showed how to use JSONConverter subclasses to handle complex stuff the deserializer cannot handle out of the box, like class hierarchies. Part 3, as promised, shows a way to cache results - which makes your application faster, more responsive and more battery/data plan friendly.
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Post Contributed by: Kunal Chowdhury
Kunal is the Site Admin and Contributor of Silverlight-Zone. He is a Software Engineer, Microsoft Silverlight MVP, Code Project Mentor and a Code Project MVP. He is also an active Author in SilverlightShow.net and a speaker in various community events. He works on Microsoft Platform and very passionate about Silverlight technology. He started his career in 2007 and achieved various awards during his professional life.
He shares his findings in his personal blog: http://www.kunal-chowdhury.com and he also tweets at: @kunal2383.
