In the world of Python, asynchronous programming is an efficient way to handle high-concurrency tasks. This article will quickly guide you to understand and master the aiohttp library, a powerful asynchronous HTTP client and server framework. Whether you are a beginner or an experienced developer, you will be able to easily get started with aiohttp … Read more
Niu Ge’s Java Kitchen: Unirest, A Lightweight HTTP Request Tool for Java! Introduction Friends, today Niu Ge is going to talk about a lightweight HTTP request tool—Unirest! When it comes to HTTP requests, we all know that in backend development, dealing with other services and APIs involves HTTP requests. When I first transitioned to Java … Read more
Apache HttpClient, a guardian of Java network connections! Introduction Hey friends, today I’m sharing a very useful tool—Apache HttpClient! Speaking of this tool, I have quite a lot of feelings! When I first transitioned from testing to Java development, the first project I took on was integrating with a third-party API, and because I didn’t … Read more
What does http//router.ctc mean? The router provided by the telecom company has this URL http//router.ctc written on it. Can I set up the router through this URL, and how do I do that? Answer: http//router.ctc is the management domain name for the telecom customized router. You can log into the router’s backend through this URL … Read more
Brother Niu’s Java Kitchen: OkHttp, The Fearless Messenger for Java Network Requests! Introduction: From Ordering Takeout to Network Requests Friends, today we are going to talk about the amazing OkHttp! Remember the last time I worked late into the night, starving, and ordered takeout on my phone? After a few taps, the delivery guy accepted … Read more
Niu Ge’s Java Kitchen: OkHttp, The Speedster of Java Network Requests! Introduction: From Ordering Takeout to Network Requests Hey friends, Niu Ge recently ordered takeout at home and noticed an interesting phenomenon: sometimes the order information syncs to the merchant instantly, while other times it feels like it’s stuck. So I wondered, how does this … Read more
Niu Ge’s Java Kitchen: OkHttp, A Bridge Builder for Java Network Connections! Introduction: Starting from Ordering Takeout Friends, don’t we all have experiences like this: starving, opening the takeout app, ordering a fried chicken burger, and waiting for the delivery guy to bring it home? During this process, your phone and the takeout platform’s server … Read more
Little Horse’s Java Kitchen: OkHttp, A Java Network Communication Messenger! Introduction: Starting from Ordering Takeout Friends, let’s talk about a small scene in our daily life: when you are hungry, you open the takeout app to order food. You enter the address, choose the meal, click to place the order, and soon the delivery rider … Read more
Niu Ge’s Java Kitchen: OkHttp, Your Java Network Communication Courier! Introduction Hey friends, Niu Ge has recently become obsessed with online shopping, especially with those “same-day delivery” services, it’s simply amazing! But speaking of which, don’t we often need a “courier” to help us send and receive data when we write code? For example, you … Read more
Using Axios for HTTP Requests in Java Hello everyone! Today we are going to learn how to use Axios in Java to handle HTTP requests. Axios is a Promise-based HTTP client that is widely used in front-end development, but it can also play an important role in Java back-end development. By the end of this … Read more