The other day I was trying to write a REST endpoint in Go, which uploads the contents of a form submitted in a browser to another REST endpoint, in...
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Great post, well explained!
Btw minor grammar mistake: "Represents an URL encoded form". It should be "a URL". "An" is only used before nouns that start phonetically with a vowel (URL is pronounced "yew-aar-el").
Have made the edit, thanks.
Good read.
Thanks.. :)
Great post! I've only one question about how can we get a file's content, without parsing the request body into a string. I've tried parsing it, got succeed but the result takes a too long time to complete.
How do I make the POST-Request and its details visible in the chrome dev-tools? Whenever I submit the form, I only see the requests to the files that belong to the "page not found" page in the network tab of chrome.
How did you do it?
It's comprehensive and I appreciate it, but I found some typos.
"Avoid using them as they meant for human understanding and for machines."
->
"Avoid using them as they meant for human understanding and not for machines."
->
"Avoid using them as they are meant for human understanding and not for machines."
Have made the edit, thanks for pointing it out.
You helped me a lot!
Happy to help.. :)
You just saved a life. Thanks Dinesh!
Thanks for the article.
Avoid using them as they meant for human understanding and NOT for machines.
Is 'not' omitted?
Yep, I have made the change. Thanks.
great article :D..
Thanks Dinesh for the post 🕺.
After using Form tags so many years, I've never paid attention to such small details.
Loved ❤️ how you laid out the article top to bottom.
Thank you .. :)
Great Resource!
Thanks @sidthesloth92
Is the "Content-Type" header mandatory for POST requests? What about for GET requests?
Great post, well explained!
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Good One,
Helped me a lot man