How to try these examples
Simply take one of the JSON urls below, add to Jasonette and play. You can learn more on how to use Jasonette here.
★ Jasonpedia
- A tutorial demo of every Jasonette UI component and action. Try this first if you haven't yet.
- JSON: https://github.com/Jasonette/Jasonpedia
★ Instagram UI
- An Instagram UI, completely written in JSON.
- JSON: https://github.com/Jasonette/Instagram-UI-example
★ Twitter UI
- A Twitter UI, completely written in JSON.
- JSON: https://github.com/Jasonette/Twitter-UI-example
★ Kitty
- A minimal Product Hunt client. Makes use of the HTML to JSON parsing feature. [website]
- JSON: https://github.com/gliechtenstein/kitty.json
★ Weather
- Takes the device location, makes a network request to openweathermap.org API, and then displays the result on the screen. Also uses
cameraas background display. - JSON: http://www.jasonbase.com/things/1wn
★ Eliza
- Eliza chatbot app. Uses a simple node.js server as backend. If you want to install the backend on your own server, here's the full source.
- JSON: http://fureliza.herokuapp.com
★ Photo upload example
- Simple app to upload photos to S3. Uses a simple node.js server as backend. If you want to install the backend on your own server, here's the full source.
- JSON: http://imagejason.herokuapp.com
★ Microblog with user accounts
- Simple microblog app to post messages, complete with user login. If you want to install the backend on your own server, here's the full source and an instruction on how to build one from scratch.
- JSON: http://sessionjason.herokuapp.com
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