Creating an IIS Hosted Handler with C# for Special Requests

Creating an IIS Hosted Handler with C# for Special Requests

In this article, we will create an IIS hosted handler using C# to handle some special requests for our website. This hosted handler can perform various functions, such as preventing hotlinking and downloading of audio, video, and image resources on our site, as well as providing special services like webSocket services. We can write a … Read more

Differences Between WebSocket and HTTP Communication, Usage Scenarios, and WebSocket Code Examples

Differences Between WebSocket and HTTP Communication, Usage Scenarios, and WebSocket Code Examples

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Httpx: The Rising Star of Asynchronous HTTP!

Httpx: The Rising Star of Asynchronous HTTP!

▲ Click the card above to follow me Httpx: The Rising Star of Asynchronous HTTP! In today’s era of high concurrency and high-performance web applications, traditional synchronous HTTP requests are increasingly unable to meet our needs. As a brilliant new star in the Python ecosystem, Httpx is quietly changing the way we handle web requests. … Read more

Comparative Analysis of HTTP, SSE, and WebSocket

Comparative Analysis of HTTP, SSE, and WebSocket

Click the blue text to follow us Currently, large models are quite popular. When we initiate requests on web pages or mobile clients, the communication protocol used is SSE (Server-Sent Events). HTTP and WebSocket are two communication protocols similar to SSE. These three different network communication protocols are suitable for different scenarios, and here we … Read more

Everyone Needs an HTTP Proxy for Debugging

Everyone Needs an HTTP Proxy for Debugging

Introduction This article introduces how front-end engineers can use HTTP proxies for debugging, going beyond the limitations of DevTools. Today’s front-end reading is shared by @huli. The main content starts here~~ As a front-end engineer who deals with web pages daily, it is quite reasonable to be familiar with the use of DevTools. Whenever there … Read more

Can HTTP/2 + SSE Completely Replace WebSocket?

Can HTTP/2 + SSE Completely Replace WebSocket?

Hello everyone, it’s great to see you again, I am “Frontend Technology Advancement“, and I will guide everyone to pay attention to the cutting-edge of frontend technology and delve into the underlying technologies, let’s progress together. Also, feel free to follow, like, bookmark, and share! 1. What is SSE (Server-Sent Events) Server-Sent Events (SSE) is … Read more

Httpx: The Future Star of Asynchronous HTTP!

Httpx: The Future Star of Asynchronous HTTP!

▼ Click the card below to follow me ▲ Click the card above to follow me HTTP requests are like the circulatory system for modern software development, connecting different systems and services. Traditional HTTP libraries have served us well for many years, but as application complexity increases, we urgently need a more powerful and efficient … Read more

Httpx: The Future Star of Asynchronous HTTP!

Httpx: The Future Star of Asynchronous HTTP!

▼ Click the card below to follow me ▲ Click the card above to follow me Httpx: Making Asynchronous HTTP Requests Smooth as Silk! In the realm of network programming, HTTP requests are like messengers, responsible for transmitting messages between applications and the network world. However, traditional synchronous requests often feel like waiting in line … Read more

A Practical Guide to aiohttp: Building High-Performance HTTP Clients and Servers with Asynchronous Programming

A Practical Guide to aiohttp: Building High-Performance HTTP Clients and Servers with Asynchronous Programming

“Requests allows us to elegantly send requests synchronously, while aiohttp opens the door to the asynchronous world.” 🧠 What is aiohttp? <span>aiohttp</span> is the most popular asynchronous HTTP client and server framework in Python, built on top of <span>asyncio</span>. It performs excellently in scenarios involving high concurrency requests, real-time communication, and microservice interfaces. You can … Read more

Integrating OpenAI Real-Time Voice Chat with Linux Development Boards

Integrating OpenAI Real-Time Voice Chat with Linux Development Boards

This article introduces how to integrate OpenAI’s real-time voice chat interface with a Linux development board to achieve voice recognition and generation. This approach allows you to implement voice interaction features on a Linux development board, such as voice assistants and voice control. The content covers .NET knowledge, Linux audio processing, WebSocket communication, LCD display, … Read more