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by MBigglesworth79
Access session information via a dynamic object where we use a dynamic property to specify the name of the session item
by Sacha Barber
Last time we talked about routing within Akka. This time we will be looking at Akkas support for http.
by Gilly Barr
This post will discuss all about HTTP chunked responses
by Alvin Bunk
Apache HTTP server optimization
by Alvin Bunk
Client sent HTTP/1.1 request without hostname
by Minh Danh Nguyen (ToughDev)
How to fix PlatformNotSupportedException when running WCF apps
by Cybermaxs
How to avoid 26 API requests on your page
by Sandeep Mewara
Evaluating the effect of using single vs multiple instances of HttpClient
by Wayne Ye
IP address to geolocation
by Shayne P Boyer
Windows Azure Mobile Services with Fiddler
by Sander Rossel
The last in a series on MEAN web development.
by Gil Fink
My SDP Lecture Interview
by jgauffin
New HTTP support for Command/Queries in Griffin Framework
by Jason Sultana
Understanding and preventing Newline Injection
by Jonathan Cardy
The slow death of Bookmarklets
by Wayne Ye
Describes the importance of enabling GZIP compression in Web application
by Sander Rossel
The first in a series on web development.
by Sander Rossel
The fifth in a series on web development.
by Sander Rossel
The seventh in a series on web development.
by Trần_Tuấn_Anh
Virtual threads represent a significant advancement in Java's concurrency model, designed to simplify and enhance the way we handle multi-threading. This article delves into the core concepts of virtual threads, providing examples, demos, and results to illustrate their practical applications.