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.
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.
Good read.
Thanks.. :)
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.
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.
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!
great article :D..
You just saved a life. Thanks Dinesh!
You helped me a lot!
Happy to help.. :)
Thanks @sidthesloth92
Is the "Content-Type" header mandatory for POST requests? What about for GET requests?
Good One,
Helped me a lot man
Great post, well explained!
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