test please delete

[voodooflux]

...and back into real time

WHS

Afternoon everyone

Just off out to pick the kids up from school.

[TheFaQQer]

WHS

Afternoon everyone

Just off out to pick the kids up from school.

Will be off out in a second to collect DD1.

[zeitghost]

excellent news - you don't hang about!

El VooDooFlux

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!!!three in a Row!!!
!!!One Cholesterol and CFC Free Bonus Point Awarded...!!!
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Merely for completeness or something

[NickFitz]

I've been using Charles, the HTTP debugging proxy for about three years now; I even gave a presentation about it at BarCampLondon 4. Yet now and again a really neat feature that I either didn't know about, or had forgotten, will pop up to surprise me

Today, I went to have a look at some data from a site I worked on a while ago - it's a JSON file fetched via Ajax.

Upon examining the HTTP response in Charles, it had parsed the JSON and presented it in a really nice UI as an expandable tree

I knew that, in addition to viewing responses as raw text and hex dumps, it also offered useful UIs for images and XML, but I'd totally forgotten about the JSON parser.

Charles FTW!

[BrilloPad]

According to Google Maps:

109 mi – about 2 hours 5 mins

Is this a showstopper?

[BrilloPad]

(again) - rank 309 now

[BrilloPad]

excellent news - you don't hang about!

#146500
voodooflux
Super poster

century

I am v v v lucky. Lets hope I dont f**k it up!

[BrilloPad]

I've been using Charles, the HTTP debugging proxy for about three years now; I even gave a presentation about it at BarCampLondon 4. Yet now and again a really neat feature that I either didn't know about, or had forgotten, will pop up to surprise me

Today, I went to have a look at some data from a site I worked on a while ago - it's a JSON file fetched via Ajax.

Upon examining the HTTP response in Charles, it had parsed the JSON and presented it in a really nice UI as an expandable tree

I knew that, in addition to viewing responses as raw text and hex dumps, it also offered useful UIs for images and XML, but I'd totally forgotten about the JSON parser.

Charles FTW!

Top techie post

[TheFaQQer]

Well, that's another 2 CVs sent off.

Shame it's for the same job

[TheFaQQer]

I'd totally forgotten about the JSON parser.

How naive!

(I don't even know what JSON is - hadn't even heard of it before reading that post)