Go Language HTTP Middleware Chain: Goroutine Pooling Technology | Code Reuse Strategy

Click the above“blue text” to follow us Go Language HTTP Middleware Chain: Goroutine Pooling Technology | Code Reuse Strategy “Brother Feng, our website traffic has suddenly surged, and the server CPU is maxed out!” This was a message sent urgently by a student yesterday. After checking the logs, I found that a large number of … Read more

Httpx: An Asynchronous HTTP Client Library for Python!

▼ Click the card below to follow me ▲ Click the card above to follow me Httpx, an asynchronous HTTP client, is a powerful tool for Python! When it comes to making network requests, it truly excels. Think about it, previously when you used the requests library, you had to wait for one request to … Read more

Httpx: A Magical HTTP Client Library for Python!

▼ Click the card below to follow me ▲ Click the card above to follow me Httpx, a powerful tool for network requests! Today, let’s talk about Httpx. It is a Python library specifically designed for making HTTP requests, and it is more powerful than the requests library, supporting both asynchronous and synchronous operations! Remember … Read more

Daphne: The Amazing Python Library for HTTP Servers!

▼ Click the card below to follow me ▲ Click the card above to follow me Daphne, an HTTP server that makes your Python web applications soar! Daphne is not a fairy from Greek mythology; it is an asynchronous server designed to handle HTTP requests, specifically built for ASGI (Asynchronous Server Gateway Interface) applications. If … Read more

Axios vs Fetch: Which is Best for HTTP Requests?

Author:Hong1 Link:https://juejin.cn/post/7381456484427628570 In front-end development, handling HTTP requests is a common and important task. JavaScript provides several ways to send network requests, with the two most popular methods being the Fetch API and Axios. Although both can accomplish the same task of sending requests from the client to the server and receiving responses, they each … Read more

The Art of Middleware in Go: Building High-Performance HTTP Services with Concurrent Safe Maps

Click the above“blue text”to follow us The Art of Middleware in Go: Building High-Performance HTTP Services and Concurrent Safe Maps Have you ever written a seemingly simple HTTP service, only to face a disaster under high concurrency? Or have you been overwhelmed by various shared data across requests? Don’t worry. Today, we will discuss the … Read more

HTTP vs HTTPS: Unveiling the Key Differences in Network Security You Should Know

链接:https://blog.csdn.net/weixin_74814027/article/details/145933302?spm=1001.2014.3001.5502 1. Introduction to HTTP and HTTPS HTTP (HyperText Transfer Protocol) is a stateless communication protocol commonly used for transmitting hypertext (such as HTML pages) between clients (like browsers) and servers. However, it is merely a one-way communication protocol, and data is not encrypted during transmission, making it susceptible to man-in-the-middle attacks. Stateless means it … Read more

HTTP Protocol Analysis: The Complete Lifecycle from Request to Response

HTTP Protocol Analysis: The Complete Lifecycle from Request to Response As one of the fundamental protocols of the Internet, HTTP (Hypertext Transfer Protocol) plays a core role in web applications. From entering a URL in the browser to the completion of page loading, the HTTP protocol is responsible for the exchange of information throughout this … Read more

Differences Between HTTP Long Connections and Short Connections

Concept HTTP Short Connection (Non-persistent Connection): A TCP connection is established for each HTTP request-response, and it is immediately closed after completion. HTTP Long Connection (Persistent Connection): Multiple HTTP requests and responses can be sent continuously over the same TCP connection, which remains open for a period of time, allowing the reuse of that connection … Read more

Intelligent Upgrade of HTTP Testing: Practical Dynamic Variable Management and Performance Leap

Introduction: In the fields of web applications and API interface testing, the dynamic nature and complexity of testing scenarios impose high demands on the flexible management of test data. Traditional static test data is often insufficient to meet the needs of multi-user concurrency, parameterized requests, and response content validation. For example, in performance testing of … Read more