Learn HTTP Status Codes In 10 Minutes

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Building a web application or API is not an easy task, especially to do it correctly. One of the things that makes this process difficult is HTTP status codes. In this video I will be breaking down and explaining every single HTTP status code that you need to know in order to get started building the perfect web application or API. We will be covering everything from the most basic 200 status codes to the more complex 403 and 304 status codes.

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🧠 Concepts Covered:

- What HTTP status codes are
- Why they are important
- All important 200 level status codes
- All important 300 level status codes
- All important 400 level status codes
- All important 500 level status codes

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simple to follow and thorough. EXACTLY WHAT I NEEDED!

kennethbass

I was searching a lot of videos on it but seriously you have explained in a very perfect manner.. a big thanks to you..😀

jagritysharma

418 is the best response code, hands down.

pipertripp

Very easy to understand! You really know how to teach! Great tutorial!

davmariush

Great instructor. I've searched on youtube to review API and and I've seen your video. I watched it and subscribed immediately.

melikalcicek

Like the calm and thorough explanation thanks!

theapothesus

Thanks for such simple explanation and the reference URL too!

JaiminDesai

thanks Kyle you are the best !!! this was best explanation that I've ever had in server-side in web development

Balen-Ahmed

You have the answers to all my questions. Thank you.

lineasdessertdiary

Thank you very much for this video :) It was very helpful and clear for me! :)

tymothylim

Just a note about 5xx (e.g 500) status codes, although they are server errors, they can be caused by client issues like bad input. However, when that is the case, a 500 status code suggests the server failed to handle that incorrect input.

For example, say you require the user to input a number using a text field, on the server you use a function to cast it to a Number. If the user entered non-numeric content and the server failed to validate it / handle errors, it will usually send a 500 status code even if the client _could_ prevent it with correct input. Of course it still remains the duty of the server to validate that input, handle errors, and send 4xx status codes if the issue is simply malformed input.

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