The HTTP request and response handling mechanism in Java is a crucial part of developing web applications or interacting with web services. This article will detail the basic concepts of HTTP requests and responses in Java, common handling methods, and some best practices. 1. HTTP Requests An HTTP request is a request sent from a … Read more
(Note: This article only provides a process description for certain visible consumer functions and does not serve as promotional guidance.) (Disclaimer: The content of this article is time-sensitive; please refer to the official latest guidelines for specific operations.) 1. Locating the Login Portal: Official Channel is the Only Choice The official login portal for Kehou … Read more
(Note: This article only provides a process description of certain consumer functions visible to some users and does not serve as promotional guidance.)(Disclaimer: The content of this article is time-sensitive; please refer to the latest official guidelines for specific operations.) In today’s increasingly digital education landscape, score queries have long surpassed the limitations of traditional … Read more
What is gRPC? gRPC is a modern high-performance RPC framework open-sourced by Google, utilizing HTTP/2 protocol and Protocol Buffers serialization technology, supporting cross-language service calls. It magically enables services written in different languages to communicate directly—whether it’s a C++ microservice calling a Python algorithm or a Java application accessing a Go module, achieving millisecond-level communication! … Read more
🤖 Introduction to Volo Volo is a high-performance, easy-to-use Rust RPC framework open-sourced by the ByteDance service framework team. The Volo framework has very low overhead and provides command-line tools and a flexible middleware design, allowing developers to easily get started and enjoy the development experience that Rust offers. Project GitHub link:https://github.com/cloudwego/volo This article introduces … Read more
Using <span>SpringBoot</span> to directly initiate <span>HTTP</span> requests with <span>okhttp</span>, <span>httpClient</span>, or <span>RestTemplate</span> is cumbersome and inconvenient for unified management. Therefore, I recommend a lightweight HTTP client framework suitable for <span>SpringBoot</span> projects: <span>retrofit-spring-boot-starter</span>, which is very easy to use and provides many enhanced features. The project has currently been updated to version <span>2.2.2</span> and will continue … Read more
â–¼ Click the card below to follow me â–² Click the card above to follow me Httpx: The Rising Star of Asynchronous HTTP! In modern application development, network requests are almost indispensable. The traditional requests library, while convenient, shows its limitations in performance when handling a large number of requests. Thus, Httpx emerged as the … Read more
In daily development, everyone is familiar with status codes like 200 for success, 404 for not found, and 500 for server errors. However, HTTP actually defines dozens of status codes, many of which are very useful yet often overlooked. Some can solve practical problems, some have interesting stories, and others can make your API design … Read more
“Did the API request fail? There was no prompt at all!” “The backend returned 401, and I’m still clicking on the page…” If you have encountered similar awkward situations in your project, you may need to understand the HTTP request interception and error handling mechanism in the frontend. In modern frontend projects like Vue/React, API … Read more
Core Features httpx Modern API Design: Inspired by the synchronous libraryrequests, the API is intuitive and easy to use. HTTP/2 Support: Natively supports HTTP/2, which can enhance communication efficiency with compatible servers. Sync and Async Compatibility: Supports both synchronous (httpx.Client) and asynchronous (httpx.AsyncClient) interfaces, suitable for mixed scenarios. aiohttp High Performance: Designed to be lightweight, … Read more