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Jeff Auriemma

Jeff AuriemmaSep 3, 2026

MCP + GraphQL, Robert Balicki on Isograph, HTTP QUERY, GraphQL clients

Week of 2026-08-24 roundup

Zenn｜エンジニアのための情報共有コミュニティAug 23, 2026

gRPC / Connect / HTTP/2 を完全に理解したい

テクノロジーgRPC

Data Transfer InitiativeAug 18, 2026

IETF Work Related to Personal Data Portability

Today I LearnedAug 16, 2026

HTTP Entity Tags

Cache validation and conditional updates with ETag, If-None-Match, and If-Match

はてなブックマーク [Unofficial]Jul 4, 2026

新しいHTTPメソッド「QUERY」をHono + Bunで実装してみる - Qiita

テクノロジーHTTP

m4siri/blogsJun 30, 2026

421, debugging misdirected request

space • time • techJun 2, 2026

The Gemini protocol

Microsiervos: ciencia, tecnología, internet y mucho más [Unoffi…May 20, 2026

La Web versión 0.0: cuando aquí no había ni gatos ni «influencers»

Internetproyecto personal

HackadayMay 19, 2026

The 8-bit Web Server

MicrocontrollersNetwork Hacks

Misaligned MarketsMay 18, 2026

To steer the future we must imagine a different past

Governance determines the evolution of an innovation, giving society power over a technology’s ultimate form.

science and technology studiesMarket capitalism

Sahil Kapoor's PlaybookMay 12, 2026

A Content Delivery Network (CDN) is a distributed network of edge servers that cache and serve content from locations close to the user, instead of every request reaching the origin server. CDNs reduce latency, offload traffic from the origin, and improve resilience to traffic spikes and regional outages. How it works When a user requests an asset, DNS or anycast routing directs them to the nearest edge point of presence (PoP). If the edge has a cached copy, it serves the response directly. I

Sahil Kapoor's PlaybookMay 12, 2026

A webhook is an HTTP callback that one system sends to another to notify it of an event. Instead of the receiver polling for changes, the source POSTs an event payload to a URL the receiver registered ahead of time. Webhooks are the default integration mechanism between SaaS products. How it works The receiver registers a URL with the source (in a dashboard or via API). When an event occurs, the source POSTs a JSON payload describing the event to that URL. The receiver returns a 2xx status to

Sahil Kapoor's PlaybookMay 12, 2026

An API Gateway is a server that sits in front of a collection of backend services and exposes a single entry point to clients. It typically handles request routing, authentication, rate limiting, request and response transformation, caching, and observability, so individual services can stay focused on business logic. Common responsibilities * Routing: map external paths to internal services * Authentication and authorization: validate JWTs, API keys, or session cookies before the request r

REST APIMicroservices

Sahil Kapoor's PlaybookMay 12, 2026

Idempotency is the property that repeating an operation produces the same outcome as performing it once. An idempotent operation can be safely retried after a network failure, timeout, or partial failure, without risking duplicate side effects. Idempotency by HTTP method * GET, HEAD, OPTIONS: safe and idempotent by definition * PUT, DELETE: idempotent (replacing or removing the same resource repeatedly has the same final state) * POST: not idempotent by default; APIs that need it expose an

Sahil Kapoor's PlaybookMay 12, 2026

Pagination is the API pattern for splitting a large collection into smaller pages so clients fetch results incrementally. It is one of the universal API design decisions, with consequences for performance, consistency, and the client developer experience. Common strategies * Offset / page-number. ?page=3&limit=20. Simple, supports jumping to arbitrary pages, but slow on large tables and unstable under concurrent inserts (a row added during paging causes duplicates or skips). * Cursor / keys

RFC 5988REST API

Sahil Kapoor's PlaybookMay 12, 2026

JSON (JavaScript Object Notation) is a lightweight, text-based data interchange format. It represents data as a small set of structures (objects, arrays, strings, numbers, booleans, null) that map naturally to native types in most programming languages, which is why it has become the default payload format for web APIs. Structure * Object: { "key": value } with string keys * Array: [ value, value, ... ] * String: double-quoted, with backslash escapes * Number: integer or floating-point, n

RFC 8259ECMA-404

Sahil Kapoor's PlaybookMay 12, 2026

OpenAPI (formerly Swagger) is a specification for describing HTTP APIs in a machine-readable format, typically YAML or JSON. An OpenAPI document defines an API's endpoints, request and response schemas, authentication, and examples, and is used to generate documentation, client SDKs, server stubs, and validation logic. What it covers * Paths and operations: URL templates with parameters, request and response definitions per method * Schemas: data types using JSON Schema for request bodies,

Sahil Kapoor's PlaybookMay 12, 2026

HATEOAS (Hypermedia As The Engine Of Application State) is the principle in Fielding's REST that responses must include links describing the next valid actions, so clients can navigate an application by following links rather than hard-coding URL structures. How it works A HATEOAS response returns not just data, but also a set of links (typically named relations such as self, next, edit, cancel) pointing to URLs the client can act on next. The client follows these links instead of constructin

Sahil Kapoor's PlaybookMay 12, 2026

gRPC is a high-performance RPC framework developed at Google, using HTTP/2 as the transport and Protocol Buffers (protobuf) as the schema and serialization format. It is the default choice for internal service-to-service communication at many companies running microservices in compiled languages. How it works Services are defined in .proto files specifying messages and RPC methods. A code generator produces strongly typed client and server stubs in target languages. Calls travel over HTTP/2 s

REST APIGraphQL

Sahil Kapoor's PlaybookMay 12, 2026

GraphQL is an API query language and runtime in which clients request exactly the fields they want from a typed schema. A single endpoint accepts queries, mutations, and subscriptions, and the server resolves only the requested fields, often combining data from multiple underlying sources. How it works The server publishes a schema written in the GraphQL SDL, defining types, queries, mutations, and subscriptions. Clients send a query naming the operation, fields, and arguments. The server run

Sahil Kapoor's PlaybookApr 5, 2026

Batch Processing in Modern Systems

Batching in distributed systems is like a tax strategy. Every database write, every API call, every network request carries overhead you can't avoid. The only question is how many times you pay it. Process a thousand records individually and you pay a thousand times. Batch them and you pay once.

MySQLthis deep dive by Laurenz Albe

Cool3cMar 28, 2026

WebRTC 側錄攻擊無聲竊資電商、車廠遭駭客繞過 CSP 防護

科技應用軟體

首頁 | mashdigi－科技、新品、趣聞、趨勢Mar 27, 2026

駭客的「無聲」劫財術！新型WebRTC側錄攻擊現身，繞過CSP防護重創大型電商與跨國車廠

iPhoneBlog.de [Unofficial]Mar 26, 2026

„Make devices go brrr“

Softwareapi.brrr.now