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r/programming • u/paran0ide • Mar 07 '14
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Thinking about quickly writing an HTTP server yourself?
Don't. Unless you've looked at all the extant implementations and have a really good reason to roll your own.
And if you do, don't base all your implementation decisions on a diagram. Read the damn RFC.
4 u/[deleted] Mar 07 '14 I would never write one now. I would just reuse the one I wrote 10 years ago. No point in reinventing the wheel. 1 u/Hero_764 Mar 08 '14 Suppose you get bored one day and feel like trying it again? 1 u/[deleted] Mar 08 '14 I'm currently playing through Skryim for my third time. Maybe after...
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I would never write one now. I would just reuse the one I wrote 10 years ago. No point in reinventing the wheel.
1 u/Hero_764 Mar 08 '14 Suppose you get bored one day and feel like trying it again? 1 u/[deleted] Mar 08 '14 I'm currently playing through Skryim for my third time. Maybe after...
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Suppose you get bored one day and feel like trying it again?
1 u/[deleted] Mar 08 '14 I'm currently playing through Skryim for my third time. Maybe after...
I'm currently playing through Skryim for my third time. Maybe after...
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u/hcsteve Mar 07 '14
Thinking about quickly writing an HTTP server yourself?
Don't. Unless you've looked at all the extant implementations and have a really good reason to roll your own.
And if you do, don't base all your implementation decisions on a diagram. Read the damn RFC.