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- squirreltownRoku GuruHey thanks, I'll look at it soon.
- renojimCommunity Streaming ExpertMe too. Thanks for posting this.
-JT - norcaljohnnyRoku GuruSweet, I am going to take a look see 😉 Cheers!
- bitshiffedVisitorGreat information in that repository!
I wish I had that guide starting out.
Thank you for posting this. - tim_beynartChannel SurferThanks for the feedback. I need someone to write a guide on how to edit Markdown, ha ha. Even GitHub's own Atom editor doesn't preview GitHub MD correctly.
- BlackhawkRoku GuruDoes it play an xml feed off my web domain?
- tim_beynartChannel SurferBlackhawk the course is written to use a fake JSON feed you host locally. You are welcome to modify it to use XML. Personally everything I deal with at work is JSON so I went with what I know. The intent of the course is to demonstrate the basic principles of an app.
- rymawbyBinge WatcherGreat work!
- mkdir1995VisitorThis is amazing. Thank you so much, just downloaded it and am going to use it as my main form of documentation right now.
tim_beynart (and/or anyone else) one thing I see often in the JSON scene graph examples are .json files directly in the app rather than a dynamic retrieval of JSON from an API. Is this example available anywhere, because I can't seem to find it on the forums or in the SDK... - tim_beynartChannel SurferHere's a doc I put together for loading JSON in SG: https://gist.github.com/timbeynart-nbcuni/c73989ff347b101ef4176b8c104f82af#file-parse_json-brs-L15, you will need to host the JSON file somewhere.
The crash course also expects you to host the JSON on a local server, the lesson is here: https://github.com/learnroku/crash-course/blob/master/docs/Lesson3.md