cool service, I hope it remains up so we can depend on it.
Currently you can accomplish the same thing using Yahoo's YQL, if you'd rather trust a big company to stay up. Here's an example: http://y.ahoo.it/b7rnO
I'm using it on my website to parse my project's history.json file: http://ruhoh.com/latest-updates/, check the source on that to see how it works.
Be warned that YQL transforms arrays containing one element into strings =/, terrible I know but it works.
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cool service, I hope it remains up so we can depend on it.
Currently you can accomplish the same thing using Yahoo's YQL, if you'd rather trust a big company to stay up. Here's an example: http://y.ahoo.it/b7rnO
I'm using it on my website to parse my project's history.json file: http://ruhoh.com/latest-updates/, check the source on that to see how it works.
Be warned that YQL transforms arrays containing one element into strings =/, terrible I know but it works.
Trust Yahoo! to keep a service running?