Compression, Minification & HTTP: The Complete Guide to Making the Web Smaller
What is Compression? Compression means reducing the size of data by encoding it using fewer bits (0s and 1s) . In simple words: Compression reduces…
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SSE in Go: Your Timeouts Do Not Apply Where You Think
An SSE stream is an HTTP request that never ends. Every default you did not touch is working against it. TL;DR : your SSE endpoint breaks twice befo…
Native HTTP Engine for Node: Performance Benchmarks Against uWS, Bun, Fastify, and Hono
Overview A native HTTP engine for Node.js has been developed with the goal of providing a faster, built-in alternative to the standard node:http mod…
Head-of-Line Blocking in HTTP
An asynchronous HTTP/1.1 server can handle many connections concurrently while still serializing work within each connection. Send a slow request fo…
New HTTP QUERY Method (RFC 10008) Explained | Stop Using POST for Search
Introduction In June 2026, the IETF published RFC 10008 - the first new general-purpose HTTP method since PATCH was introduced in 2010. The method i…
Using HTTP QUERY in Laravel Without Making Your API Harder to Maintain
The short version is this: GET should remain your default search method in Laravel, POST is still the pragmatic fallback for complex filters, and QU…
HTTP QUERY is here: what changes for frontend data fetching?
You’ve probably hit this frustrating moment: your frontend needs to fetch data with complex filters or queries, but GET just won’t cut it because yo…
HTTP QUERY Is Here — And Your Infrastructure Isn't Ready For It
HTTP QUERY Is Here — And Your Infrastructure Isn't Ready For It In June 2026, the IETF published RFC 10008 , standardizing a new HTTP method: QUERY…
HTTP/2: The Protocol That Stopped the Connection Explosion
In the previous article , we explored why HTTP/1.1 eventually became a bottleneck. The web had evolved from a collection of simple documents into a…
HTTP QUERY Method: A Better Way to Handle Complex Read Operations
HTTP has a new request method: QUERY . For years, developers have mainly used GET to fetch data and POST to send or process data. But there has alwa…
The HTTP QUERY method (RFC 10008) is here — and caching it correctly is harder than it looks
TL;DR HTTP got a new method: QUERY (RFC 10008, June 2026). It's a safe, idempotent, cacheable request that carries a body — "GET with a body." It fi…
HTTP finally has a proper way to send a query: meet the QUERY method
For decades we've had exactly two bad options for "read something using a complex input": cram everything into a GET URL, or lie and use POST. In Ju…
HTTP QUERY Method: The Missing Piece Finally Added to HTTP
For years, developers have faced a common dilemma when building REST APIs: How do you send a complex, read-only query without misusing HTTP methods?…
HTTP QUERY Method — Complete Guide
The HTTP QUERY method is a proposed HTTP request method designed to perform safe, idempotent query operations that require a request body. Table of…
BlackBull goes multi-protocol (part 3) — one `app.py`, two protocols
The first two posts were the engineering: part 1 rebuilt the connection dispatcher so BlackBull's core stopped assuming HTTP, and part 2 put a lock-…
The 2026-07-28 MCP Spec: A Server Readiness Checklist
The next Model Context Protocol specification, 2026-07-28 , is the largest revision since the protocol launched. The release candidate locked on May…
Sunset Your API Endpoints on Purpose: The Deprecation and Sunset Headers
Killing an API endpoint is easy. Killing it without breaking your consumers is the hard part. Most teams announce a deprecation in a blog post, send…
Your Security Scanner Found 7 Missing Headers. Don't Fix Them Blindly.
Your security scanner just came back with 6 flagged items. All missing HTTP headers. You did what any reasonable developer does: Googled each one, c…
Retrying HTTP Requests in Go Without Making It Worse
When you call an external API, things go fine until they don't. A network blip, a server restart, a rate limit. So you add a retry, and most of the…
HTTP request headers: canonical reference
framework-http-request-headers.md Comprehensive reference for the eleven HTTP request headers most relevant to server side decisions about how to re…
HTTP rate-control headers: canonical reference
framework-http-rate-control-headers.md Comprehensive reference for the HTTP response headers that communicate rate limit state and backoff guidance…
From Browser to Server : The Journey of an HTTP Request (Demystifying the Web’s Infrastructure)
What Actually Happens When You Press Enter? You type www.google.com and press Enter. Half a second later, a fully rendered page appears. Nobody taug…
How the Internet Actually Works: Understanding Client-Server Architecture with Real Code
How the Internet Actually Works: Understanding Client-Server Architecture with Real Code The Big Picture: What Happens When You Visit a Website? Eve…
Useful & Commonly Used HTTP Status Codes for Your Next API Project
When building APIs, understanding HTTP status codes is one of the most important fundamentals every developer should master. These codes are the sta…
A beginner-friendly mental model of HTTP, HTTPS and how the web communicates
Hiee🥂!! Lately I’ve been diving deep into web internals and honestly the deeper I go, the crazier it feels. So I thought of documenting whatever I’m…
EspoCRM Lead capture and Preflight Checks.
Last week as I was trying to integrate EspoCRM's lead capture form with my website, I ran into a peculiar issue. Every time I would try to submit a…