Httpx: The Swiss Army Knife of HTTP Clients in Python

Httpx: The Swiss Army Knife of HTTP Clients in Python

▼ Click the card below to follow me ▲ Click the card above to follow me Httpx: The Swiss Army Knife for Python Network Requests In the realm of network programming, sending HTTP requests is like a fundamental skill for programmers. Today, I want to introduce you to an incredibly powerful library – Httpx. It … Read more

Aiohttp: A Powerful Asynchronous HTTP Library for Python!

Aiohttp: A Powerful Asynchronous HTTP Library for Python!

▼ Click the card below to follow me ▲ Click the card above to follow me Aiohttp: Making Asynchronous Network Programming in Python Super Easy! In modern web applications and web scraping development, efficient network request handling is crucial. Aiohttp is a powerful tool that makes asynchronous network programming effortless. Based on Python’s asyncio framework, … Read more

Verb: Another HTTP REST Client in Emacs

Verb: Another HTTP REST Client in Emacs

Introduction The <span>restclient</span> in Emacs has been archived and is no longer maintained, so we need to look for other packages to replace it. After some searching, I found that federicotdn/verb: HTTP client for Emacs[1] is quite good and also supports <span>org babel</span>. Installation (use-package verb :init (cl-pushnew '(verb . t) load-language-list) :config (define-key org-mode-map … Read more

Httpx: An Asynchronous HTTP Client Library for Python!

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

High-Performance HTTP Client with asyncio and aiohttp: Implementing Asynchronous Requests

High-Performance HTTP Client with asyncio and aiohttp: Implementing Asynchronous Requests

▼ Click the card below to follow me ▲ Click the card above to follow me High-Performance HTTP Client with asyncio and aiohttp: Implementing Asynchronous Requests Recently, I’ve been enjoying asynchronous programming, and today I want to share something interesting – using asyncio and aiohttp to implement asynchronous HTTP requests. In simple terms, it allows … Read more

HTTP Client Pooling in Go: Connection Reuse Technology and TCP Keep-Alive Mechanism

HTTP Client Pooling in Go: Connection Reuse Technology and TCP Keep-Alive Mechanism

Click the “blue text” above to follow us Have you ever encountered a situation where, during peak service hours, a large influx of users causes the system response speed to slow down to a crawl? The code logic seems fine, so why does it struggle under high concurrency? It’s likely that the issue lies not … Read more

urllib3: A Powerful HTTP Client for Easy Network Requests in Python!

urllib3: A Powerful HTTP Client for Easy Network Requests in Python!

📖 A New Choice for Network Requests In today’s internet era, network requests have become an indispensable part of application development. Whether it’s scraping web data, calling REST APIs, or interacting with remote servers, a reliable HTTP client is essential. However, many developers often feel confused when handling network requests: How to manage connection pools, … Read more

Axios HTTP Library Pushes Broken Update, Causing Thousands of Websites to Crash

Axios HTTP Library Pushes Broken Update, Causing Thousands of Websites to Crash

↓Recommended to follow↓ Source: OSC Open Source Community (ID: oschina2013) Axios is a Promise-based HTTP client for browsers and Node.js. It is very lightweight and provides a simple-to-use library with an easily extensible interface.Recently, the update of version 1.1.0 released by Axios caused thousands of websites to crash due to a broken push to users.According … Read more

Super Simple: Implementing an NIO HTTP Client in Java with 100 Lines of Code and No Third-Party Dependencies

Super Simple: Implementing an NIO HTTP Client in Java with 100 Lines of Code and No Third-Party Dependencies

This article was published on Ruzhila (WeChat Official Account: ruzhila). Everyone can visit Ruzhila to learn more about practical programming. 🎉 Implement an NIO HTTP client in Java with just 100 lines of code. The code is simple and clear, helping you understand the working principle of NIO and the completely asynchronous HTTP protocol parsing … Read more