JSONbin.io – Simple JSON Storage (Beta)

I suggest returning 404 Not Found instead of 422 Unprocessable Entity on failed GETs: <a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;jsonbin.io&#x2F;b&#x2F;2342342" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;jsonbin.io&#x2F;b&#x2F;2342342</a> as well as Content-Type: application&#x2F;json instead of current text&#x2F;html.<p>&quot;Entity&quot; in &quot;Unprocessable Entity&quot; refers to request body and for GETs there is no request body: <a href="http:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.restpatterns.org&#x2F;HTTP_Status_Codes&#x2F;422_-_Unprocessable_Entity" rel="nofollow">http:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.restpatterns.org&#x2F;HTTP_Status_Codes&#x2F;422_-_Unproces...</a>

Really sleek and clean, love the design. A simple but useful product, nice job :)<p>The link to your Twitter on the about page is broken by the way, it should have a protocol.

Wait. So this just stores arbitrary byte blobs right. What exactly is the JSON bit about? Can I use jq syntax to query and transform whatever JSON is stored?

Loved the minimal UI.

I made the exact same thing couple of years back, but shut it down because I couldn&#x27;t think of sustainably maintaining such a &quot;free&quot; service.<p>I have a lot of ideas like this, but I am super confused on the sustainability part. What ways are there to sustainably maintain such services?

Cool. I really like the UI. Response times are slow-er than I would have originally thunk, but I&#x27;m sure that&#x27;s a side effect of the HN hug.<p>Are you saving these &quot;bins&quot; as files, and then serving them? Or are you putting them into a database? Mostly curious. :)

For a similar service which is entirely encrypted, consider: <a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;safepaste.org&#x2F;" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;safepaste.org&#x2F;</a>

Nice. This is basically my usual &quot;How does this language&#x2F;framework work?&quot; test project.<p>I&#x27;ve still never built a twitter clone...

Hi, very cool, simple service! I believe the example on the front page, should be Linkin Park without the &quot;g&quot;.

Why is this better then just storing json files on s3?

Really great! p.s. Any plan to support JSONP?

Any method of deleting bins?

would be nice if the user can set the url<p>sth like this<p>jsonbin.io&#x2F;username&#x2F;books&#x2F;get&#x2F;1