HTTP Headers and Cookies

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Table of Contents

0:00 Intro
0:23 What is an HTTP Header?
4:30 The request header
7:15 The Set-Cookie Header
15:15 The expires property of a Cookie

#webcookies #http #webdevelopment

[zachgoll]

Comment below if you're about to eat a real cookie after this video

[dawid_dahl]

So happy I found this series. Thank you for making it! 🙌🏻

[sanilkhurana]

Honestly, amazing series! No idea why I haven't seen your videos before. I knew the concepts before watching but your explanation and hands-on was helpful in understanding it in more in-depth.

[bcx]

The worst thing about this video is it is finished. Thank you so much, from The Odin Project (:

[usmanshah]

Yes, you are getting a like on every video on this playlist. This list is so useful for every web developer. You seem to care about giving every minute detail to your viewers. God bless you.

[nbryson]

This is a fantastic series. You're a great instructor and I'm looking forward to finishing the entire playlist. Thumbs up!

[tinoy]

Very happy that google put this in my recommended videos, very technical and straight to the point and helpful, thank you for this series!

[JustPassingByHere]

Amazing work!! I love this series. The way you are able to take seemingly complicated topics and break them down into simple terms is invaluable. Please keep it coming!

[anandkkpr]

You rock mister! WOW - there's a course on passport.js on Pluralsight and it doesn't hold a candle to your series!!! Thank you so much for taking the time to create this

[libertady]

I don't remember how Youtube send me here but you are an enlightenment Zach! thank you for this serie! Keep up the good work

[bw]

All I can say is thank you! Other videos and tuts I’ve watched jump straight into the code and implementation and dismiss the concepts. Great video and series!

[drakecoleman]

You have saved my life and will be a big reason I get a high paying Web Dev job. I was so lost until I found this playlist.

[MinhLe-zoij]

Hi Zach! amazing content! Thank you for sharing your knowledge! You are a great teacher! Hope you have more in-depth tutorials like this!

[syedmuhammaddanish]

I always wondered what the hell a cookie is. Your way of teaching is so amazing. Bruhhh you are a wonderful teacher. Keep up the good work. I will recommend your channel to other people who wanna learn about it <3

[axelmonroy]

I this video! Clear explanation, well defined core concepts, very helpful. Thank you very much for this video, I will have some cookies!

[ahmedmouad]

The best video that any beginner could listen to. Thank you so much <3

[chamnil]

You are doing a super great job.Thank you so much for making these series.

[anmolarora]

I just allow my ad-blocker to have ads on this channel to support your good work.

[verygood]

Great tutorial, thank you Zach !! At 10:34, you cleared up all the cookies and then refreshed the browser. How Google knew you had signed in ? I thought all cookies were already erased and no more authenticated info was stored.

[aaronbaker]

How was it that after all the Google cookies were deleted, then the next request headers contained a cookie value? Shouldn't that have been empty if they had just been deleted and not set by the response yet?