If you are only interested in the HTTP part and not messing with Express/Postman, just watch the first 17 mins or so. Hope you enojy....thanks for watching!
Brad, just correcting one thing. An octet is not an "eight bit byte", it is a group of 3 bits (which can represent 8 values between 0 to 7). So a value of 255 will be written as 0377 (note the leading zero which denotes the value is written in octals). Love your vids, they are very informative and cover so many topics
Many lives have been financially changed by your channel and your Udemy courses; I am excelling in my career mostly because of your tutorials since I don't have a degree in software development. Thank you Brad.
@@loremipsum752 2 years. But I was busy with other things- if put in the work, I think you should be ready for a junior role in a year. CS50 -> freeCodeCamp -> Brad's MERN course. After those 3 courses, you should be an amazing junior dev. If money is tight, just go through MERN playlist here on TH-cam.
The only one thing that i didn't find in your channel as a beginner to web , is HTTPs and you've uploaded it WOW , you're the best man . Thank you alot :D
@@lawrancej7473 @911madza OMG YES, for the past couple of months I've read every post of yours on DEV.TO ... Nice to actually meet you in person (welp, in a chat but still)
If TH-cam were a university, Brad would be one of the top professors. Thank you, Brad, for all the fantastic videos you produce for us. I have learnt so much from you.
Brad you have been a mentor to many of those without one! Thanks a million times for your courses, videos and time you put it to educate the new nerd herd,
@Travery Media Just wanted to say that you seem to have found that ideal playback speed but having said that, you speak so clearly as well that there is no challenge with comprehension when listening to you.
I've watched the entire video and I not only liked it but also learned so much, I dare to say that if you really want to learn about the theory, just watch the first 17 minutes of the video, however; you'd be losing almost the most incredible stuff, so watch it until the end 📼
no way , i just getting into a tutorial on express on udemy and then the instructor started to explain about tcp/http and stuff so i decided to do more depth search and then your video show up
On the software side, a web server includes several parts that control how web users access hosted files. At a minimum, this is an HTTP server. An HTTP server is software that understands URLs (web addresses) and HTTP (the protocol your browser uses to view webpages).
I guess he promised it:) Be sure your comment is async or yt will throw and error! At least his content is non-blocking! I should stop making js jokes lol
Great content, im a huge fan! I learn so much from your presentations, always thorough and all points expressed clearly. Im currently a student in software development and i watch 1 of your videos that corresponds to the lessons i receive as i get new assignments. Your so thorough i have yet to be introduced to a concept that you dont already have a video for and ive been in school for like 6 months!. Thats 🐐 level stuff man. Thanks for everything u do and im glad u found something u are a passionate about that is both fulfilling and helpfull to the society. Good stuff man
Great video. I think this one should be a prerequisite for a lot of the express videos. I understand what the hell (req, res ) actually means now. Thanks again Brad!
At the begining of the video you mentioned that every request is independent. But later on 19:20, you get 304 code if the data you are sending is not modified, and if you manually update the text then it shows 200 code. Comes out it remembers the previous request?
Thank you for this video. Is true that theres is no much around about it. MDN has a good material. But I think there is one thing missing here and almost everywhere and is that the files goes within the http response (in the response body) and the browser "extract" and/or parse (I`m not sure) the content. Regarding that process or topic is very difficult to find info included in the HTTP explanations. However, I think this video is one of the best summary explanation I found on the subject. Thank you!
5:56 Several errors. 1) The first line (starts with GET) is not a header. That is the start line (or since GET is for a request, it is a request line). 2) What you listed as General Headers are not general headers. 3) General headers are headers that apply to both requests and responses, but you have request-specific entries there (and, they are entries that aren't even headers). I could keep going. 4) You have Date listed as a response header field. But Date applies to both requests and responses, so is a general header.
I have main domain and sub domain. Can we block an entire subdomain using x-robots - no follow tag in http header to prevent bad link juice passing through my main domain.
Excelent video! This is the second time I watch it! It seems to be the only one in youtube that explain this good about the protocol, it is no easy to find a global intro explanation like this, and even worst, it is uncommon to find videos and courses about web development that goes over this topic that is really really important, it should be the base knowledge. Could you point me in the direction or share with me an article or video to get an idea about multi-language sites regarding the http protocol, char encoding and everything that is important in this matter? (locale, lang, etc) Thank you!
Thanks alot man i was stuck in error due to last 3 days because i am sending same error in two post and these posts are parallel and just figure it out due to your video.
If you are only interested in the HTTP part and not messing with Express/Postman, just watch the first 17 mins or so. Hope you enojy....thanks for watching!
Traversy Media i think I'm planning on giving like %5 of my first paycheck to TH-camrs that have helped me. You guys deserve a lot
Great video thank you for your effort !
Make some course on django channels (websocket) for messenger with reactjs for frontend technology.. hope get soon. Love from Nepal
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thanks
Brad, just correcting one thing. An octet is not an "eight bit byte", it is a group of 3 bits (which can represent 8 values between 0 to 7). So a value of 255 will be written as 0377 (note the leading zero which denotes the value is written in octals).
Love your vids, they are very informative and cover so many topics
Many lives have been financially changed by your channel and your Udemy courses; I am excelling in my career mostly because of your tutorials since I don't have a degree in software development.
Thank you Brad.
Coronavirus: hold my beer
actually economically is the wrong word: it's "financially improved"
bobby hill Smiles, thanks for the correction, i guess you're a teacher..... And at least, there's no one who doesn't understant what he means..
i know it's been a while since you commented but may I ask, how long did it take to land a job?
@@loremipsum752 2 years. But I was busy with other things- if put in the work, I think you should be ready for a junior role in a year.
CS50 -> freeCodeCamp -> Brad's MERN course.
After those 3 courses, you should be an amazing junior dev. If money is tight, just go through MERN playlist here on TH-cam.
00:00 Intro
01:25 What is HTTP?
02:01 HTTP is Stateless
02:42 What is HTTPS?
03:38 HTTP Methods (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE)
05:11 HTTP Header Fields
09:15 HTTP Status Codes
11:36 HTTP version 2
12:57 Example of an actual website
16:23 Postman
17:45 Express
18:00 GET
23:03 POST
25:54 Statuses
31:44 PUT
34:09 DELETE
35:00 Static folder
humanity still exist
That happy moment when you notice Traversy Media's new video
Fact
It's been 4 years since it came out and I'm happy it did!
I'VE BEEN LOOKING FOR SOMETHING LIKE THIS FOR THE PAST TWO WEEKS, THANK YOU, YOU ARE AMAZING, YOUR TUTORIALS ARE AMAZING
You're welcome...thanks :)
I'm amazed at the quality of this video Brad. Seriously man. Like a full-on course here. Really helpful
Thanks :)
The only one thing that i didn't find in your channel as a beginner to web , is HTTPs and you've uploaded it WOW , you're the best man . Thank you alot :D
One of those "I wish someone told me this before I started" type of videos :)
Awesome to refresh the knowledge, for sure :)
Hey!.. You're from dev.to
@@lawrancej7473 The world is small, right? 😄😄
@@lawrancej7473 @911madza OMG YES, for the past couple of months I've read every post of yours on DEV.TO ... Nice to actually meet you in person (welp, in a chat but still)
@@911madza Indeed it is
@@alexradu1921 Yaaa.. He is very active in dev.to.. Nice to meet you bro
Today i was reading something about HTTP and i sayd in my head , i should learn this...Then boom TRAVERSY notification.Now this world make sense.
hey bro tried to listen to it during the useless lesson and falled asleep. 10/10, i actually needed it
If I thank you million times, it is not enough. clear, understandable and practical for some one like me who is junior .... Thank you man.
Thank you Traversy Media
I learned many things from this video.
Thanks for helping the community, Brad.
keep going...
Brad's activity for 2019 is so cool! Every week a couple of new videos. Just wow!
If TH-cam were a university, Brad would be one of the top professors. Thank you, Brad, for all the fantastic videos you produce for us. I have learnt so much from you.
Watched this in 2 times speed. Time was saved at no cost. Thanks Brad.
Great, Brad!
As you said, there wasn't so many content about HTTP... 'till I found you!
Thanks
2 years later and still so valuable. Fantastic job Brad.
3years
I was looking for a good video explanation but stumbled upon a bad one after a google search. Im glad you already cover it. Great video
Brad you have been a mentor to many of those without one! Thanks a million times for your courses, videos and time you put it to educate the new nerd herd,
@Travery Media
Just wanted to say that you seem to have found that ideal playback speed but having said that, you speak so clearly as well that there is no challenge with comprehension when listening to you.
Traversy Media is a national treasure. I wish I watched this video before implementing XMLHttpRequest in my own scripting language.
This is the only channel which videos I like before even watching them.
I've watched the entire video and I not only liked it but also learned so much, I dare to say that if you really want to learn about the theory, just watch the first 17 minutes of the video, however; you'd be losing almost the most incredible stuff, so watch it until the end 📼
Hello man.
I'm live in Brazil, your video is perfect!
Please, sorry my English rs'
God job !
Great stuff man, your videos fill in the blanks that udemy/bootcamp type courses glaze over because they have so much else to cover. Much appreciated.
Brilliant idea to work inside postman here and not the browser -- thanx Brad for all you give to the developer community!
Evertytime I think of a subject I want to train on, a video on that particular subject comes out exactly at the same time!
Awesome Brad !
Always a good day when TM posts a new video! Thanks for helping the community, Brad. Keep up the great work!
Usually I don't comment, but this video is amazing. Congrats!
Thanks for the video Brad. You are doing amazing job out there helping thousands of people who is interested in coding.
I’m currently in a boot camp to be a fullstack dev and this aspect of everything always blew my mind. THANK YOU FOR MAKING EVERYTHING SUPER CLEAR.
In depth look into http requests. Great job with explaining the coding. 10/10. Didn’t know all this. Thanks for doing this video.
I could kiss you right now. HTTP has been that one concept that I never felt I really understood the basics of and this cleared up so much, thank you.
Amazing demo/explanation! Appreciate you taking the time to make this. Cheers!
Thanks very much , as Cloud Admin (not a web developer) this was very helpful.
no way , i just getting into a tutorial on express on udemy and then the instructor started to explain about tcp/http and stuff so i decided to do more depth search and then your video show up
thanks a lot buddy :) 17 mins was enough for me to understand http methods and status codes.
On the software side, a web server includes several parts that control how web users access hosted files. At a minimum, this is an HTTP server. An HTTP server is software that understands URLs (web addresses) and HTTP (the protocol your browser uses to view webpages).
I loved this video. So clear to someone who is a novice in JS. Thank you
Nicely explained with pretty good diction and level of English. Thanks for the upload!
You're a GIFT from god Thank's Traversy
Precise. Useful. Informative. Just what I wanted.
Awaiting for this from long time
I guess he promised it:)
Be sure your comment is async or yt will throw and error!
At least his content is non-blocking!
I should stop making js jokes lol
THIS IS REAL GOOD MAN. I LOVE YOU
Excellent video, thanks a lot. Maybe it is not like that for everyone, but I did not expect the demos to be using ExpressJS and I really enjoyed them.
Thanks got making this, really simplified the concepts for me, thanks
Maaan, you always make it look soooo easy :-P Thanks a lot - great explanations and examples as always!! ;-)
This video was such a lifesaver for me. Thank you so much
Great content, im a huge fan! I learn so much from your presentations, always thorough and all points expressed clearly. Im currently a student in software development and i watch 1 of your videos that corresponds to the lessons i receive as i get new assignments. Your so thorough i have yet to be introduced to a concept that you dont already have a video for and ive been in school for like 6 months!. Thats 🐐 level stuff man. Thanks for everything u do and im glad u found something u are a passionate about that is both fulfilling and helpfull to the society. Good stuff man
Great video. I think this one should be a prerequisite for a lot of the express videos. I understand what the hell (req, res ) actually means now. Thanks again Brad!
Amazing video it was very helpful, I'm engineer from Israel ❤️
Thanks, Brad this video helps me to clear a lot of my confusion.
You are the Best !!! been looking for this for ages Thanks a lot .
Great free course! Love the content
You're right that people don't talk about HTTP enough, but it's abolutely fundamental!
if I could press like infinitely :) lots of love brad
at 31:35 you mention a course, please tell more about it, where is the link?
Great explanation and very useful examples on using the http headers. Thank you man!
thank you SO much you're amazing im just sad i couldnt like this more than once hope you have a beautiful day sir
Traversey is the GOAT
At the begining of the video you mentioned that every request is independent. But later on 19:20, you get 304 code if the data you are sending is not modified, and if you manually update the text then it shows 200 code. Comes out it remembers the previous request?
this guy just have videos about everything Jesus!! hes about to be the industry standard for video documentation.
Impressive, learned so much from one video.
Brad Traversy is a living legend !
Thanks Brad😊
It was so easy to understand.
You Taught very good.
Thank you for this video. Is true that theres is no much around about it. MDN has a good material.
But I think there is one thing missing here and almost everywhere and is that the files goes within the http response (in the response body) and the browser "extract" and/or parse (I`m not sure) the content.
Regarding that process or topic is very difficult to find info included in the HTTP explanations.
However, I think this video is one of the best summary explanation I found on the subject.
Thank you!
Thank you very for this crash course, it's been awesome.
Thank you very much for this video!
That's what I'm looking for
Thanks man🤩🤩🤩
Super clear and helpful - I wish I had this a few years ago!
Very educational, thank you!
Thank you for the video.
In my four years of schooling, nobody explained a fundamental thing like http to me
The king of TH-cam programming videos has dropped another one.
This is really great, thanks a lot! Had one of these "I wish i knew this before"-moments :D
You sound like like Fry from Futurama. Thanks for the video
Great tutorial, thank you!
Amazing explanation. Things are a lot clearer to me now. Thank you!!
Excellent video :D one of the best video in yt explaining http
Perfect Voice for explaining! Thank you so much ;)
5:56 Several errors.
1) The first line (starts with GET) is not a header. That is the start line (or since GET is for a request, it is a request line).
2) What you listed as General Headers are not general headers.
3) General headers are headers that apply to both requests and responses, but you have request-specific entries there (and, they are entries that aren't even headers).
I could keep going.
4) You have Date listed as a response header field. But Date applies to both requests and responses, so is a general header.
Stopped watching the video to see whether anyone else noticed as well.
Very clear explanation. Thanks a lot!
Thank you sir , i've subscribed to the channel & in your upcoming freelance masterycourse , love your explanation
The topics you presented are very helpful for me brad... eventually, I am your fan
I have main domain and sub domain. Can we block an entire subdomain using x-robots - no follow tag in http header to prevent bad link juice passing through my main domain.
Awesome!, this is really helpful, thank you so much
Woow, i been looking such a complete video
Excelent video!
This is the second time I watch it!
It seems to be the only one in youtube that explain this good about the protocol, it is no easy to find a global intro explanation like this, and even worst, it is uncommon to find videos and courses about web development that goes over this topic that is really really important, it should be the base knowledge.
Could you point me in the direction or share with me an article or video to get an idea about multi-language sites regarding the http protocol, char encoding and everything that is important in this matter? (locale, lang, etc)
Thank you!
Thanks, Brad. That gave me a lot of helpful information.
Your content make me cleared about it. Thank you 🙂
This is very very helpful for developers. Thanks!
Awesome stuff dude!
This video came handy right now, thank you!
Best tech TH-camr.
Thanks for sharing the valuable information
AMAMZING as always! 👍
This is so easy to understand and valuable
your mum
Brad is a gift has been sent from God without request, 🥰
I can get the message with Postman, but in web browser in said "Cannot GET /" . Why?
finally i can start for ssl after this, thanks brad
Thanks alot man i was stuck in error due to last 3 days because i am sending same error in two post and these posts are parallel and just figure it out due to your video.