Everything you need to know about REST

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[@akhil1996kc]

One thing I would like to add on point made at 6:56 on Content-Type header: Content-Type basically specifies what type the current data is being sent (request or response) but doesn’t necessarily mean the requester is also expecting the response in the same type. We have a different header called “Accept” which specifies what all data types the requester supports. We typically see this when uploading images where the content type is typically a blob, the server can send a response in JSON { “uploaded”: true}.

[@undergraduate6050]

Type of content word, pdf, Json, excel

[@buckybarnes7632]

I understood that blury line between REST and HTTP for the first time. Thank you for sharing!

[@mohitkumartoshniwal]

Got a very thorough understanding of rest over http. Liked the explanation of pros and cons of where rest suits best.

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[@samarthdhawan2229]

Best in depth explanation video for understanding REST architecture

[@shivanju]

Man you're making some quality content. Best wishes.

[@AsliEngineering]

Thanks a ton :)

[@darshandani1]

That was a great video ! Thanks a lot !

[@codygaurav6384]

Thankyou for such detailed explanation. Liked your way of teaching point to point and clear explanation.

[@akankshakumari213]

Really great content and with example. You are doing a great job. 👍 Best wishes

[@SudhanshuShekhar6151]

(Super thumbs up)exp2 for the explanation. Thanks!

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Seriously if you were my professor, I don't miss a single class, finally I found someone knows how to explain things in an easy manner Thankyou Arpit!!

[@blazkowicz666]

I have been binging your videos 🙏🙏 please do one on QUIC

[@KnowledgeGuide859]

HTTP/3 runs on QUIC which relies on UDP instead of TCP

[@psiddharth99]

Awesome!

[@meetcharola3624]

Thanks alot.

[@anujupadhyay1854]

HTTP/3 relies on the User Datagram Protocol (UDP), not the Transmission Control Protocol (TCP).

[@KailashKangne]

QUIC

[@akashsingha2616]

Brilliant 👍

[@yashgarg3549]

great video
but can you please give some real life examples where rest was not preferred and why or systems migrated from rest

[@AsliEngineering]

gRPC. Already have a video on it.

[@sachinjindal4921]

Great 👍

[@asktostranger8296]

Do you think data structures and algorithms are important?

[@khushaltrivedi9829]

how much nested REST url is fine and what is best practice for update and delete resource in one API call?

[@PumpkinEater6699]

Is don't get any REST😢

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[@TheConstantLearnerGuy]

:)