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Ok, I am parsing a playlist from YouTube using a GDATA link. I have decided to use JSON rather than parse XML. Can someone point me towards an intuitive tutorial for this.
Note: I have already been through the YouTube API page and I cannot get what I need from it, so save yourself the trouble 🙂
Also note: this playlist needs to be shown in a listview. I can do this part easily, but if you could just point me to the JSON part I would appreciate it.
Java has really good libraries for parsing json. You can use JSONObject(String json) constructor to create a json object for parsing from your response you got from YouTube. From there you can easily extract what you are looking for with methods such as optString.