Users with the newest versions of Mac OS X (Mountain Lion or later) no longer see the option of web sharing in System Preferences->Sharing
. If you are a web developer / designer, you might find this change unpleasant. However Mac OS X still includes Apache HTTP version.
Testing web sites on your personal computer is indispensable for web developers / designers. Enabling php
on Mac OX S is plain and easy. ..
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Browsers have made browsing insanely easy. Toolbar fetches webpage magically. However, under the hood, lots of requests
are exchanged. These requests are based on REST
architecture.
What is REST? REST is REpresentational State Transfer. Loosely speaking it defines how resources are exchanged based on item of request. Two most common HTTP Request Methods are POST
and GET
. Using tshark, we can see the headers exchange as you browse the web...
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I finally divorced Windows
soon after I fell in love with Linux. Ubuntu was my first love. I met her on Distrowatch
. But she spoke no English. So I spent hours gawking at her sleaky terminal trying to learn her language, bash
...
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