Top 3 Things You Should Know About Webhooks!

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[Etcher]

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[danielgospodinow]

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[YannBula]

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[alestar]

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[Dmitry-Moiseenko]

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[zixing]

The problem with webhooks is that you can potentially expose your server’s real host information if you initially intended to hide that information behind a public proxy

[penril]

A question:
If we afraid the service go down so we add fallback polling mechanism, then why we don't just use long polling in the beginning?

[onecarry]

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[RaiSingh]

sir can you explain signal protocol end to end encryption

[rotatopotato]

So like a callback but for HTTP?

That’s how my brain interpreted it idk if that’s accurate 😂

[benoitleger-derville]

How do you provide WebHooks within directly the browser ?

[rotatopotato]

Re: token

When “we” give PSP (stripe) a token to call us back with, would we need to worry about man in the middle attacks intercepting this?

Guessing we’d want some kind of jwt. What if that gets intercepted? Diffie-Hellman? Cant really wrap my head around it and I guess that’s a whole other topic

[hamsalekhavenkatesh]

Amazing content; learnt something new today...What do u think might be some issues in having a web socket connection with Stripe/payment gateway ? What are some benefits WH offers over WS ?

[indramal]

Question: Considering long pooling (10s) and web socket, which one is use more server resources (CPU/RAM)?

[VkToo]

But the return url will still have to be polled?