I typically watch videos at x2, but this video was so jam-packed with useful information that my brain had no chance to keep up. Thank you so much for arranging this!
I spent hours reading through the RFEs and you condensed that into a video that's 13:32 long lol. I don't think I have ever come across such a short but informative video before.
I normally never comment but this is a great video. Your style is authentic, your slow-paced explanation, accent and articulation are impeccable and I could really grasp everything I needed.
A few minutes in and I can already deduce it will be an eloquently detailed video about an abstract topic presented in a manner that's understandable for anyone. Straight to the point content with no overproduction or pointless long intros is so refreshing to see.
I still remember i was googling all these stuffs One by One , after many try error I understood These concepts , my mind stop processing all these information Thanks ❤
This video is so helpful. There doesn't seem to be many resources on the internet surrounding this topic, so it was really nice to have a video to break it down
This is simply superb.... i literally would have had to browse some 1000 videos to find each topic separately and even that might have not helped me. This video is a complete wonder...i now know the l basics of HTTP strongly and feel confident. Thank you!!!!
1st thanks I think this was a complex topic and you provide a clear treatment. I often struggle when I’m addition to all these places there is also a CDN. For example cloudfront from AWS. And there are static files on S3 but lambda at edge may be also involved. It is as if the internet gods want to keep clear answers out of our reach. I have suggested others watch you video as it is. Would do that for any subsequent video covering how cdn interact with this topic
I need one help here , It is possible to set ? Cache-Control : no-cache , no-store expires : past date When I set no-cache then by default expires : -1
Hi, very much helpful, thank you In cache-control header s-max-age=3600 (content can be cached at public places) alone is used, it also caches at the client-side.
Great video. I would like to ask although, what should be the preferred caching strategy for an application that uses bearer authetication and uses have different authentication scopes for users?
Hello, thank you a lot for your explanations, your videos, graphics and articles are amazing. I don't know if it's wanted, but you have added a video in the React App Playlist that is not related to the subject :)
I typically watch videos at x2, but this video was so jam-packed with useful information that my brain had no chance to keep up. Thank you so much for arranging this!
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This is THE best video at explaining the HTTP response header!
I spent hours reading through the RFEs and you condensed that into a video that's 13:32 long lol. I don't think I have ever come across such a short but informative video before.
I normally never comment but this is a great video. Your style is authentic, your slow-paced explanation, accent and articulation are impeccable and I could really grasp everything I needed.
A few minutes in and I can already deduce it will be an eloquently detailed video about an abstract topic presented in a manner that's understandable for anyone. Straight to the point content with no overproduction or pointless long intros is so refreshing to see.
I still remember i was googling all these stuffs One by One , after many try error I understood These concepts , my mind stop processing all these information Thanks ❤
Maybe the best video on cache that I've seen in the internet !
I have never seen such a great explanation. Please don't stop making these useful videos.
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This video is so helpful. There doesn't seem to be many resources on the internet surrounding this topic, so it was really nice to have a video to break it down
Single video explains everything about HTTP caching! Highly Informative.
This is simply superb.... i literally would have had to browse some 1000 videos to find each topic separately and even that might have not helped me. This video is a complete wonder...i now know the l basics of HTTP strongly and feel confident. Thank you!!!!
Your best teacher is your last mistake...Thankyou Sir
This man explanation with the help of animation is too good......simply it's awesome.
Such a detailed yet concise video. Loved it !
Really thanks. That min 1:04 image is what a just needed to understand it.
Fantastic content, as usual. Would love to see some videos about networking from you like p2p or how stuff like VPN works :)
Concise, clear, on point. Thanks for the great video!
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This video format is very similar to RFCs format, nice.
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Straight to the point. Thanks
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1st thanks I think this was a complex topic and you provide a clear treatment. I often struggle when I’m addition to all these places there is also a CDN. For example cloudfront from AWS. And there are static files on S3 but lambda at edge may be also involved. It is as if the internet gods want to keep clear answers out of our reach. I have suggested others watch you video as it is. Would do that for any subsequent video covering how cdn interact with this topic
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Awesome Explanation.
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Is there a typo at 03:45 where the "content-control" should be "cache-control"?
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This is awesome knowledge, Thank you. Can you please make a video about proxies and reverse proxies, and how they work?
thank you sir for this really helpful video
I need one help here , It is possible to set ?
Cache-Control : no-cache , no-store
expires : past date
When I set no-cache then by default expires : -1
do you have a video step by step process to make a content caching server?
Great video, thanks.
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Very useful and wwell presented. Thanks.
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vary: user agent” http header to serve up different content how to do this?
excellent! Thank you.
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What might be the Difference between no-cache and must-revalidate
Hi, very much helpful, thank you
In cache-control header s-max-age=3600 (content can be cached at public places) alone is used, it also caches at the client-side.
Yeah, I guess it would have to revalidate everywhere every 3600 seconds. By everywhere I mean client browser, CDN, proxys, etc.
Can you please explain about surrogate-control headers also..
Thanks!
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what is difference in caching and state Management in angular ?
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Excellent.
Great video. I would like to ask although, what should be the preferred caching strategy for an application that uses bearer authetication and uses have different authentication scopes for users?
Hello, thank you a lot for your explanations, your videos, graphics and articles are amazing. I don't know if it's wanted, but you have added a video in the React App Playlist that is not related to the subject :)
Ah, Thanks Naoufal. I have removed it, not sure how it got there :)
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