What is an HTTP POST API? REST API Series,POST method, response codes, errors, best practices & more
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- Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
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I think your teaching skills are next level. Please keep teaching the world.
Yogita, you have a natural talent in explaining these topics. Thank you so much for sharing this knowledge, it is very helpful!
Awesome content ...keep it up .....got lots of clarity on POST api
I found your channel after watching your Tiktok system design interview with Gaurav Sen. So happy I'm here! You're the first person to actually help me understand what REST API really means and how it works (trying to understand this through numerous other videos on YT has been an exercise in frustration and vain).
Your content is very well structured and explained! Thank you so much for doing what you do!
That's so nice to hear. Thanks a lot Sherlin.
❤Fantastic Explanations by the way...Hats off 🎉
Thanks a ton for making REST API seem so easy to grasp, keep up the good work👍👍
Really informative content, waiting for next video.
"do not send a a query in a (HTTP) POST request"?? That is the foundation of GraphQL! Please clarify!
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Thank You so Much. much needed.
Thanks for making these videos about REST APIs. I am into testing the APIs. Your videos are helping me to understand the subject better. One question: After we invoke a REST APIs in a test, should we close it? And how to do that? It occurred to me that when I write a test script to automate a web application, I open a browser, run the test and at the end - close the browser. Should we follow the same process when I test a API?
Not sure of this answer is still relevant for you. Rest api calls are over HTTP which are one time connection . The processing happen in the backend unlike the browser where there is a UI and needs to be closed.
Tldr ;
You don’t need to close an api while testing 😊
@@shilpaaggarwal3837 Yes, it cleared my doubt. Thanks for your explanation.
This is the exact information I seek for. You didn't get too deep and neither from scratch, this makes this video precise. Thanks for posting and keep it up
Awesomeness
nicely explained!
How to prevent api from sniffing ?
that is the main quest .
any reply ? or any videos ?
make more videos on springboot..mam ur teaching style is superb
Hello, good explanation!! Can you explain bit more about why not to use query parameters in the URI. Thank you in advance!
Love you videos. Explanation and representation is great!! Keep making videos and Thanks a lot ❤️!!
Thank you! Will do!
Hi ,
Do you still help people on this topic, as this video on 2021. i have received a url, endpoint and token to post orders, i have php page and data from database, i am wondering how to push my data to create a order .
Nice video . Please teach how to start coding for Rest Api
Using rest api how to upload csv file into public api as well as how to download file from public api with help of rest api.
Post requests also used to what type of operations can u give some examples?
After a long struggle trying to understand REST APIs and not finding a a simplified tutorial, I finally got here. Thank you so much for making it enjoyable. Keep up the good work.
Thanks for the great explanation. I'm wondering about the situation when you have to just trigger some kind of service which will do some db operation. Since this service doesn't actually need any payload, what are your thoughts on using the POST method for this. I know stackoverflow says it's okay to use POST but would like to if there's anything else that you'd rather do.
can we post request directly from chrome browser??
Thank you mam for sharing your valuable knowledge ❤
first time i m seeing beauty with brain:)
please upload next video asap
Verification of email 4:29, shouldn't it be handle by the client side rather than sending it to server?
Verfification should always be done both on the client side and server side. Its done on the client side to ensure a good user experience. We don’t want the user to have to wait until they get a server response before we show them a error. Its done on the server side to ensure data is stored correctly, possibly to prevent hacking, and to let the client know if it is failing in its responsibility to verify and why.
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Awesome video !!! POST request explained by you made it a lot easier ....
Why do people use put over patch?
Thank you very much
I am following your API videos and they are concise, very comprehensive, and straight to the point. Thank you very much!
This is an Interview question. . Can I use put method instead of post then what will happen?. Thank in advance
Post a video on oauth 2.0
Will try!
Should it be 204 no content or 202 accepted at 3.48? If it should be 204, when do we use 202 vs 204?
I have a suggestion for you. If you can make a video on handling concurrency in distributed system then it would be very helpful for others to learn from it. There is very little available on handling concurrency in distributed system.
I have a question: do we have to face coding interview with experience level 18 years if someone is already working as architect. ? Or System design is good enough. Thoughts please.
Depends on company but coding interviews are standard in a lot of cases.
What can i say you are born to give your knowledge in understandable way. thanks a lot
Thank you. Very nicely explained :)
very clear explaination ....thanks
This is the best resouce on this subject you could ask for.
Can you cover the post api using Golang
Can't commit. I am planning a complete hands on video in Java on REST APIs.
very nicely explained
Please make some videos on Docker.
Explained very well, great video
2nd video of this playlist is missing. I think it was related to GET API please upload it.
It was a mistake. GET video will be there next week. :)
Your content is worth watching to learn, especially for NON-IT like me. It might be silly, but i have to ask... what is the basic tool that you use for this (eg at 1:40) can you give reference for that. That is, for eg., should i learn HTML and JS to fully understand the content.
its called postman
Thanks a lot , simply explained 🙌
Great and lucid video.
One question.
8:23 Creating a POST request without any body in payload would make any sense? How about requests where we are expecting 204 as an output, where we do not want to create anything but rather trigger an operation? Also any practical example of that?
One example could be triggering a sync or backup for a particular entity where no data needs to be sent except the resource/entity ID and 204 can be the response.
mam u are like god of api
these are the topics i 'm expecting from your channel in future.. 1. DS & Algo 2. microservices 3. Kubernetes
Thank you❤
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Love your content 💗
Good explanation
Slack link is not working, Could you fix that?
here you go: join.slack.com/t/sudocode-workspace/shared_invite/zt-t3nnzskg-JplO6uXCtomiACMYsnw1NA
Hey awesome content, I am learning system design + watching your content. Its helping a lot to get concepts cleared. How about creating shorts or Instagram reels like content from these videos and share. It will be good recalling method.
Brilliant idea 💡
Excellent mam 👍 👌
Is Video #2 in the series deleted?
It's a mistake. will remove it. New video will be out next week.
Awesome explanation, keep it up
Thanks a lot 🙏
Slack invite link got expired. 😔
here you go: join.slack.com/t/sudocode-workspace/shared_invite/zt-t3nnzskg-JplO6uXCtomiACMYsnw1NA
Again😭