Should I use HTTP search
I am working on a web api and I am curios about the HTTP SEARCH verb and how you should use it.
Should I use HTTP search
I am working on a web api and I am curios about the HTTP SEARCH verb and how you should use it.
Should I use HTTP search
I am working on a web api and I am curios about the HTTP SEARCH verb and how you should use it.
Why don’t HTTP headers include device resolution, pixel density, etc.?
I’m currently developing a responsive website with CSS media queries. It would be much easier if the server returned a different HTML/CSS for each viewport.
I was wondering why couldn’t the client include its viewport information when requesting an HTML file. This behavior is already common for returning websites in the correct language using the Accept-Language header.
Why don’t HTTP headers include device resolution, pixel density, etc.?
I’m currently developing a responsive website with CSS media queries. It would be much easier if the server returned a different HTML/CSS for each viewport.
I was wondering why couldn’t the client include its viewport information when requesting an HTML file. This behavior is already common for returning websites in the correct language using the Accept-Language header.
Why don’t HTTP headers include device resolution, pixel density, etc.?
I’m currently developing a responsive website with CSS media queries. It would be much easier if the server returned a different HTML/CSS for each viewport.
I was wondering why couldn’t the client include its viewport information when requesting an HTML file. This behavior is already common for returning websites in the correct language using the Accept-Language header.
Why don’t HTTP headers include device resolution, pixel density, etc.?
I’m currently developing a responsive website with CSS media queries. It would be much easier if the server returned a different HTML/CSS for each viewport.
I was wondering why couldn’t the client include its viewport information when requesting an HTML file. This behavior is already common for returning websites in the correct language using the Accept-Language header.
A RESTful way to verify server state [closed]
Closed 10 years ago.
A RESTful way to verify server state [closed]
Closed 10 years ago.
RESTful composition/inclusion of other resources
I have a few HTTP resources, and i’m wondering if including the models of one in the other is acceptable or if there is a cleaner method.