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Do you use a JSON file to store static data?

Jairon Landa
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Rituparna Ghosh
Yes, eZintegrations™ supports the use of a JSON file to store static data. With its cloud-based data integration platform, you can easily manage and integrate JSON files for storing and accessing static data efficiently.
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Lord Brian Dean-Madanamootoo
Definitely! With HTML 5 Web Components, i used JSON to store dynamic information in web browser cache as cookie. Check out the Web Components.
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Lord Brian Dean-Madanamootoo
Hey @jairon_landa We are launching next week and your support and feedback would mean a lot to us. (https://www.producthunt.com/prod...)
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Jairon Landa
JSONsilo.com
JSONsilo.com
@lord_svp That's cool. Have you faced any obstacles so far?
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Lord Brian Dean-Madanamootoo
@jairon_landa Yeah, right now I'm struggling to prompt an automated email or browser notification to the user, so that he/she comes back to the site at least once every 30 days to keep the cookies updated.... If it was a database, would have been easy. Using JSON might not be the best solution, but if you can make that work in HTML 5 Web components, you've got yourself an amazing prototype! It expands the possibility of having it as a plugin, API or simple web add-on.
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