Entries with “server” tag

HTTP: Response Codes

HTTP: Response Codes

by Karl Dubost in Articles

This article takes you in detail through HTTP response codes: how they work, what their purpose is, and what the most common ones mean.

HTTP: Let’s GET It On!

by Karl Dubost in Articles

The second part of a series of HTTP tutorials written by Karl Dubost. This article explores how HTTP is used to communicate between clients and servers.

HTML5 Drag and Drop

by Mike Taylor in Articles

HTML5 includes the Drag and Drop API, which gives us the ability to natively drag, drop, and transfer data to HTML elements. Up until now, JavaScript libraries have commonly been used to achieve something similar. What libraries such as jQuery UI or Dojo can’t do, however, is interact with other windows, frames, and applications (to and from the file system) or access a rich drag data store.

HTTP — an Application-Level Protocol

by Karl Dubost in Articles

This is the first of a series of articles to teach HTTP basics, and how we can use it more effectively. In this article we will look at where HTTP cog fits in the Internet machine. HTTP is an application-level protocol on top of the TCP/IP, a communication protocol.