What is HTTP?

What is HTTP?

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[ciciiig]

0:50 Client / Server
1:50 Stateless
2:54 Application Layer
4:07 Client Actions
4:57 Server Status Codes
5:35 Headers

[sukulmahadik]

Very Good video .
Loved the Coin flip Analogy for Stateless.
My Takeaways :
1) HTTP is stateless. Sessions and Cookies make HTTP stateful.
2) HTTP Actions : GET, POST, DELETE
3) HTTP provides status codes --> 200 - OK. 404- not Found
4) HTTP headers allow us to add additional info with our requests. Headers can be predefined, but we can use our own

[nicoanastasio]

I have just learned more in 8 minutes than 3 years of studying Systems in high schools

[agfd]

Your teeth are brighter than my future.

[NikonSanz]

Great video Dave, looking forward to next one.

[mr_o]

I don't know how I came accross this channel but slowly im falling in love with your content its great and informative

[LaurenLoves_Dti]

Clear, Simple & straight to the point. Loved it

[psalt]

Dang. Good stuff man. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.

[chasethosebluesaway]

you are f'ing good! clears up a lot of uncertainty for the middle-aged guy

[moresnackspls]

Nice video. Btw-
400 level error = problem with sent request (aka 404 requested file doesn't exist)
500 level error = internal problem on server (something went wrong in server scripts)

[jainamchheda]

Thanks a lot, man!! This becomes very helpful for last-minute revision before exams!!!!

[imCalezu]

Thank you so much for these videos! Could you possibly cover some specific technical interview questions such as string manipulations, arrays, stacks, linked lists, etc?

[filosofiadetalhista]

Thank you for this public service, Dave!

[crystalkewe]

This is such a great video explaining the core concepts/characteristics of HTTP. Thanks Dave!

[khaledMohammedRagheb]

it is very useful
i suggest to use wireshark to show example of the HTTP content
I suppose it will be more clear
but it is very good video anyway

[md.bidyuth]

Thanks Xiang for making this concept super simple.

[Don-ixok]

500 means the server fucked up, not the request

[joshuacushing]

Really clear. Thank you. You will likely be a go-to in my path to software engineering.

[priyasarchive]

can u pls tell me what simulation of http protocols using tcp sockets does??

[mercelsantos]

The most helpful video that I ever watched!