So I made a Web Server using My Programming Language

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[dromedda]

Tsoding is just a chad.

"i made a web server using my own self hosted, stack based, reverse polish notated language, while hacking the standard c libraries and POSIX libraries, all while writing it in emacs navigating the kajillion shortcuts with ease as if i was the one who made them"

Also Tsoding:
"im not a developer, im just a boomer"

[vivekascoder]

Next Video: I made my website using my own framework using my own language in a ide written in my own language.

[danielschmitt]

Hey I discovered your channel recently and I just wanted to leave a comment and tell you that I really enjoy your content. You have a gift to explain complex matters in a fairly simple way and it just makes fun seeing you build stuff and following your thoughts on the way. Keep it up.

[MrKristian]

Now you need to make a web server blog running on porth, that would be pretty neat

[noonjeem]

BTW There is a constant 'INADDR_LOOPBACK' which is 127.0.0.1
You reinvented it with a different name.

[telnobynoyator_]

When it printed "100007F" for the localhost address it actually omitted a 0 in the front. If you look at it like "0100007F" you can more easily see what byte goes where.

[JakobKenda]

i respect tutorialspoint because at least they know what they're doing. geeks for geeks just throw something together and call it an article

[imaginaoYouTubesoquecomarrobas]

I'm legit excited for Porth's development, as it looks really cool

[soyitiel]

bruh, I wish to achive your level of happiness when coding my passion projects, it usually is just pain

[Khusyasy]

very guud, i was watching the stream replay, and then suddenly this comes up in youtube notification

[greob]

8:35 on that note Google engineers have developped the QUIC protocol, which sits on top of the UDP protocol.

[abhaythakur]

no words, thanks to Youtube for recommending me this video

[sabyrzhankadir]

omg didnt expect porth getting that far

[itallstartedwhen]

I was literally writing a "multipart/form-data" parser today, and was wondering why are they using `\r\n`, and by enjoying this video I found out this was part of the standard / RFC.

I haven't read the RFC, but might do it soon

[thlwvemike]

Is there anything you didn't make ?

[RubiksSolver]

When binding or accepting sockets you would specify the pointer to a socket and it’s length because they handle generic sockets and you can use sockets for LAN, Bluetooth or raw, even others hence length, as their socket structures are different sizes

[burakuren]

Really !? Wow bro bravo! Instantly subscribed

[MatrixSanAndreasOfficial]

This gets me goosebumps every time you doing this!

[lachee]

8:57 HTTP3 doesn't use TCP, but rather QUIC. So, "we are forever going to use TCP" aged well.

[grmancool]

fuck turing completeness, *this* is the trial that makes this a real programming language