JSON is one of the most popular data formats used to transmit data over web applications. Like many modern languages, Go also supports the conversion of data to and from JSON. In this chapter, we walk you through recipes for working with data encoded as JSON, especially how to encode and decode JSON-formatted data for use in Go applications.
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