0:50 Client / Server 1:50 Stateless 2:54 Application Layer 4:07 Client Actions 4:57 Server Status Codes 5:35 Headers

I have just learned more in 8 minutes than 3 years of studying Systems in high schools

Very Good video . Loved the Coin flip Analogy for Stateless. My Takeaways : 1) HTTP is stateless. Sessions and Cookies make HTTP stateful. 2) HTTP Actions : GET, POST , DELETE 3) HTTP provides status codes --> 200 - OK. 404- not Found 4) HTTP headers allow us to add additional info with our requests. Headers can be predefined , but we can use our own

Great video Dave, looking forward to next one.

This is such a great video explaining the core concepts/characteristics of HTTP. Thanks Dave!

I don't know how I came accross this channel but slowly im falling in love with your content its great and informative

Dang. Good stuff man. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.

Clear, Simple & straight to the point. Loved it

Thank you so much for these videos! Could you possibly cover some specific technical interview questions such as string manipulations, arrays, stacks, linked lists, etc?

REALLY really good! Packed full of useful information, insightful and didn't have a 20 minute lead up xD Thanks heaps bro

Really clear. Thank you. You will likely be a go-to in my path to software engineering.

Great video. Loved the way you explain the concept in easy pointers.

Nice summary, short and sweet!

Thank you for all that great information!!!!!

Perfectly explained! thank you very much man!

The most helpful video that I ever watched!

Good stuff bro, keep it up.

In simple word..... you are doing awesome. Thank you!!

Wow, Very easy to catch up with this informative video, Thanks alot

Thanks a lot, man!! This becomes very helpful for last-minute revision before exams!!!!

Excellent vid, thank you!

Great video Dave

Thanks clear simple and direct to the point... I love it

Thank you very much! Great Video!

Very clear, thank you. Really helpful content!

Awesome video. Thanks dude!

thank you. u made it simple to understand, i was struggling

Perfect speech and information. All the best.

Thanks man, very useful video!!

an awesome explanation! keep it up!

I subscribed because you speak clearly and are very good explaining.

Really nice! Pretty systematic and easy to grab. New thing learned cache-control response header. Great :)

Great simple explanation. Great work.

This was very clear. Thank you!

you are f'ing good! clears up a lot of uncertainty for the middle-aged guy

Beautiful. Thanks a lot.

great bro .... good way to xpl all things

Very Helpful, Thank You!

This video is really helpful... Thank you for explaining it so thoroughly..👍🙏

Really simple and nice explained! +1 subscriber

Great video! Thanks.

Thanks for awesome info Dave.!!

Thank you for this Video.

Good explanation! thanks

Very informative video.

Nice one

It was really good. Thanks.

awesome, thank you

great video!

Very informative.. Thank U man....

Thankz a lot Dave !!!!!!

gooooood video,thanks.

it is very useful i suggest to use wireshark to show example of the HTTP content I suppose it will be more clear but it is very good video anyway

Great video!!! What type of video recording device did you use?? I was also impressed by the quality of the video.

good video👍🏾 thanks

Your teeth are brighter than my future.

great stuff :)

Great one Dave, but can you also explain how HTTP is used to exchange information between client side and server side, and the use of HTTP daemon and filtering. Thanks and look forwards to more videos...

This is fantastic

Thank you so much!

amazing video.thank you :)

Thank you for this public service, Dave!

Nice video. Btw- 400 level error = problem with sent request (aka 404 requested file doesn't exist) 500 level error = internal problem on server (something went wrong in server scripts)

Great video Dave... Thank you. Could you please create a video on REST & SOAP Thanks.

Thank you guy for explain what the HTTP really is! You Rulez

Thanks bru, useful

v useful, thank you

Great video!! Thank you. Could you please explain how to work with http requests/responses on MVC?

Thanks Xiang for making this concept super simple.

4 th like! thanks for uploading!

Nice video.

Great!

very helpful as I learn about a computer

can u pls tell me what simulation of http protocols using tcp sockets does??

nihao.cool lecture. keep it up

thank you very much

helful video, thx

hey dave nice video.Can you give a scenario where you use Http Delete?

Thanks buddy

U R really good

Hello Sir, Your videos are really amazing, you are making it easy for us to understand difficult topics ... I've a request just make a video on "Quantum computers" as it is not that easy to understand for everyone ... Thanks & keep continue this great work (Y)

Awesome

Wow!you are so nice because of you I got 100 marks in my test

Yo Dave, just wondering if you could do a video on CMU student life. I just saw your video on your CMU, which was great, but it focused primarily on academics. As a senior, considering ED to CMU, it'd be great to hear from a local, eg. public transport, weather, nightlife, stuff to do, eat etc. Cheers x

Hello Dave, what I still don't understand is what hyper text is, in other words what is hyper text, but the explanation was Good though,all the other points I understood them,thank you so much for the video

thanks !

Respect..!

Hi Dave, on minute 0:20 did you mean that HTTP is the backbone of the web? Because the internet is so much more than that and there are many other protocols that are not worth mentioning here as their implementation on the web isn't as crucial as the HTTP but still relevant in other section of the internet that we can't normally access through a web browser. BTW your videos are very informative. Thumbs up!

The beessst

6 summarizing points were really helpful..

What are the functions and include the word text to hhtp?

you are great awesome

You forgot to mention that Request and Response each have Initial Line which are differ. The rest is cool, thanks!

so what is different between HTTP and FTP?

THANKS

we developers call it a get Request on the ajax. in node it's called request.

Where did the word hyper came from in hhtp ?

Thankss

good bro but less info for developers

very useful..!! asmw wrk