Author: Xiao Tuda, Editor: Emperor Capital Sheep https://wdxtub.com/2017/04/02/http-guide/ The HTTP specification is a standard that we should follow when developing web-related projects. Here, I record the basic knowledge and common usage that I find useful. 0 Introduction to HTTP The HTTP protocol (HyperText Transfer Protocol) is the most widely used network transmission protocol on the … Read more
The HyperText Transfer Protocol (HTTP) is a stateless protocol that operates at the transport layer of the OSI seven-layer model. The HTTP client constructs appropriate HTTP request methods as needed, while the HTTP server responds differently based on various HTTP request methods. 1. HTTP Versions and HTTP Request Methods Throughout the development of HTTP, many … Read more
Hi everyone, I’m Hu Ge. A friend asked about the issue of HTTP request timeouts. His code always encounters timeout errors, and he wanted to know how I handle it. Today, let’s discuss how to elegantly solve the HTTP request timeout problem in Go. Common Pitfalls of HTTP Request Timeout First, let’s briefly talk about … Read more
Enterprise-level low-code IoT platform The enterprise-level low-code IoT platform is an integrated platform that includes IoT (Internet of Things) device connectivity, data collection, processing, analysis, and visualization capabilities. It aims to help enterprises quickly build and deploy IoT solutions without the need to write extensive code. Below are some key features and advantages of the … Read more
Introduction to HTTP 1. HTTP Versions Since the invention of the HTTP protocol, it has undergone several version modifications, namely <span>HTTP/0.9</span>, <span>HTTP/1</span><span>.0</span>, <span>HTTP/1.1</span> and <span>HTTP/2</span>. Currently, the main version in use is <span>HTTP/1.1</span>, which is the focus of this article. 2. TCP/IP Protocol Before learning about the HTTP protocol, let’s first understand the TCP/IP protocol. … Read more
Click to Grab a Free Registration Spot A friend on Zhihu asked: After 6 years in microcontrollers, how to transition to embedded Linux? It’s quite awkward now; the microcontroller products I work on always feel repetitive, and I want to learn something new but don’t know how to transition. Today, I will use this question … Read more
With the rapid development of technologies such as 5G communication and the Internet of Things, the global sensor industry is showing new development trends. As the core component of the perception layer of the Internet of Things, sensors are even considered detection devices that can change the present and future world. It is like an … Read more
Today, Teacher Cheng from the Marker Pen Design Study Abroad program continues to explain the relevant knowledge of Arduino. Previously, we introduced many Arduino sensors in the article “How to Use Arduino Human Infrared Sensors”. In this article, we will discuss the programming language within Arduino, specifically the application of some common functions. Arduino is … Read more
Author | Tom MacWright Translator | Wu Liupo Editor | Cai Fangfang Rust is a fascinating programming language with excellent CLI tools like ripgrep and exa. Companies like Cloudflare are using and encouraging people to write Rust to run microservices. Software written in Rust can be safer, smaller, and cleaner than C++ or C. If … Read more
Author | Tom MacWright Translator | Wu Liupo Editor | Cai Fangfang Rust is a magical programming language with excellent CLI tools, such as ripgrep and exa. Companies like Cloudflare are using and encouraging people to write Rust to run microservices. Software written in Rust can be safer, smaller, and more concise than C++ or … Read more