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So you've just called your very first REST service and possess JSON array full of data... Where can you put it? I noticed lots of people utilizing a variety of plug ins to create HTML tables by defining columns, data types, and so forth... but what happens when you have no idea that? Ever since I wanted to throw arbitrary JSON data in to HTML tables, I generated two helper functions that may iterate on the info to create the views. This code below can be an improvement to my ad-hoc Ja*aScript solution I generated a couple weeks ago for a ASP.NET project, join below. As you will see below, it's rather simple to render a HTML table from a object array utilizing plain Ja*aScript. As most results are in a Table or Detail layout, I generated 2 functions to get into the data in format. Additionally, I added some optional parameters you may set to plenty of people have already been requesting for nested object service, but that really is di*ty and quick also can work with a small refactoring... however it works. It         str +='';         for (var index in keys) {     for (var I = 0; I < array.length; i++)          str += (i % 2 == 0) ? '':''';                 when (Array.isArray(objValue))                      str +='';                               else {     var str ='';     str +='';     for (var I = 0; I < array.length; i++)          var row = 0;                 if (Array.isArray(objValue))                      str += '';                               else {                 $(docu*ent).ready(function () {                     var json =                             ,                                                 $('#results').html(CreateDetailView(json));                 );