Tag: http

HTTP Entity Tags

Cache validation and conditional updates with ETag, If-None-Match, and If-Match

421, debugging misdirected request

The month is January, goals and plans are warmer than ever, weather? just as cold as it can get. I cannot hyperfixate on problems endlessly during the winter, it’s cold, it’s distracting.

🚀 Datastar Unison SDK

Continuing streaming HTTP excitements in Unison

SSE support for @unison/http

new micro library http-streaming-server

Sluppen

Det ville vel i de fleste tilfellene ha vært nok å oppgi sluppen.no? Det vil si det er kanskje unødvendig å oppgi protokoll, slik som http, når alt uansett vidersender til riktig protokoll og adresse.

Hindre WP Super Cache å endre HTTP-felt

Når en bruker WP Super Cache så vil ikke nødvendigvis HTTP-felt taes vare på. Kanskje spesielt viktig hvis en ønsker å styre Cache-Control ved hjelp av f.eks. innstikksmodulen Cache-Control. Når en da kjører f.eks.: % curl --compressed -sD - -Lo /dev/null "https://aslakr.folk.ntnu.no/2024/01/wp-super-cache-pa-nfs/ Så vil en før WSC (WP Super Cache) slår inn få følgende: HTTP/1.1...

Site redirects in static websites

Learn how to create redirects in your static website without a server and JavaScript

Innovation Versus Preservation

How we keep screwing over yesterday’s technology due to an intent focus on what we’re doing today. The problem of planned obsolescence is getting worse.

Angular 4.3: Der neue HttpClient

Mit Version 4.3 des Angular-Frameworks steht ein neuer HttpClient bereit. Dieser weist eine stärkere Typisierung auf und vereinfacht die Verarbeitung von geladenen Daten. Dieser Artikel zeigt Ihnen die wichtigsten Änderungen zum alten HTTP-Service. Sie werden lernen, wie Sie das neue HttpClientModule einsetzen können und welche Vorteile es Ihnen bringt. Ein kleines Beispiel demonstriert Ihnen die Nutzung des neuen HttpClient.

Getting HTTP 405 from a Chrome extension?

HTTP signatures

It looks like I'm not the only person who likes the idea of signed HTTP requests as an authentication method. Joyent and Digital Bazaar have co-written an Internet draft for cryptographically signed HTTP requests: Several web service providers have invented their own schemes for signing HTTP requests, but to date, none have been placed in the public domain as a standard. This document serves that purpose. There are no techniques in this proposal that are novel beyond previous art, however, thi

The Progressive (Profitable) Web

Ryan Holiday laments the loss of Google Reader and RSS in general in Our Regressive Web, arguing that if someone came up with them today, we'd think they were brilliant ideas: We’re just regressing. [...] RSS is impervious to blogging’s worst, but most profitable traits. [...] No wonder nobody ever pushed for widespread adoption. Of course it died a slow death—along with Google Alerts and Delicious. Their mission is antithetical to the ethos of our new media age. Where noise, chatter and pushi

Tip: serve local files over HTTP with one console command

This weekend I was playing with Facebook’s JavaScript SDK and I needed a quick way to serve over HTTP the files I was working on, so that I could access them in a browser window at http://localhost. I...

httpID: adding identity to standard HTTP requests

This is a more technical post than I've been writing lately. I'm considering splitting out into two blog channels; let me know if you'd prefer this. This is a request for comments and ideas. Please let me know what you think in the comments. Thanks! One of the advantages of the decentralized social web, as opposed to a social network (federated or otherwise), is that identity can, theoretically, be shared with any web page, anywhere. That page doesn't have to be running any particular software

Sending HTTP Requests without Reloading and without AJAX

Enable mod_userdir for Apache2 on Ubuntu 8.10

.htaccess mod_rewrite Redirect Root / path to /blog directory

Using WGET with HTTP GET Parameters

Turning HTTP Chunking off with PHP

Two notes about RESTful services