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HTTP/2 is coming. Actually, it's here. Right now. It impacts not only your user's experience but also the way you need to think ...

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HTTP requests are traditionally viewed as isolated, standalone entities. In this session, I'll introduce techniques for remote, ...

The web is built on HTTP, in this video we'll take a look at some of the methods servers can use to talk to browsers using HTTP.

Das HTTP-Protokoll ist die Basis für REST APIs. Dieses Video vermittelt einige elementare Grundlagen, die man für die ...

Ich zeige ihnen dazu laufen des videos ein ganz einfaches beispiel mit dem http klein. Natürlich wären wir in zukunft solche kleins ...

In this episode of The State of the Web, Rick discusses the power of HTTP Archive. It's a super useful tool for learning about how ...

Something a bit different for HTTP 203: Jake & Surma make a change to a web standard. Includes how to read specs, and how to ...

In this video, we dive deep into building an API client in Go! Learn how to fetch data from an HTTP API endpoint, handle errors ...

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Jake shows Surma an actual thing he built using a new web API – Background Fetch. Here's the app: ...

In this video, we explore the key differences between HTTP and WebSocket protocols. While HTTP operates in a traditional ...

HTTP/3 maintains a unique connection ID through the QUIC protocol. The connection ID is not dependent the device's IP address.

In this one you'll learn about the HTTP protocol, how it works, what are requests, responses, how to call and test them. This will set ...

In this video we will get hands-on with understanding how a Web client and Web server communicate over a network using a ...

Rick speaks with Andrew Betts about HTTP headers. Andrew is a Technical Product Manager and Developer Advocate at Fastly ...

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Just a simple overview on the HTTP/s protocol and some status codes. Very useful to know as a beginner in web pentesting.

In this episode, Jake makes the case that URLs are impossible for humans to interpret, especially when it comes to security.