Mastering HTTP Requests: A Definitive Guide with Python and Flask
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In the big world of web development, knowing about HTTP requests is like speaking the internet's language fluently. Whether you're getting data from an API, sending a form, or uploading files, HTTP requests are like the messages passed between your web browser and the servers out there.
I’ve spent the last two weeks going into Flask and Web development. This is only the next step in your learning journey as this pairs well with those articles.
You've probably noticed it before - that "HTTPS" at the start of a web address. Every time you click around online, you're actually sending requests to the web in some way or another.
HTTP, short for Hypertext Transfer Protocol, is like the main road for communication on the internet. It's what web browsers use to ask for and receive web pages, images, scripts, and other stuff from web servers.
In this guide, we're going to really dig into HTTP requests, looking at all the little details and showing you lots of examples using Python and Flask.
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Let’s keep in mind for this article that a lot of this is trivial as I break down the basics of HTTP requests. I cam using examples I made up that I feel can be easily understood by you guys to further your development.
I covered HTTP requests in a detailed breakdown during our Project X project we did together last week! We built and interactive Flask CRUD application from start to finish using Flask, Sass and SQL Alchemy. Check it out here if you missed it!
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