When I first learned networking, I thought libraries like Hyper receive TCP packets directly.
Turns out they don't.
By the time your Rust code calls:
https://t.co/5wTuXF8oxc(...)
the OS has already:
β Reordered packets
β Retransmitted lost packets
β Reassembled the byte stream
Your application doesn't see:
Packet #1
Packet #2
Packet #3
It sees:
"Hello World"
as a continuous stream of bytes.
The TCP stack inside the OS is doing far more work than most developers realize.
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@hungkaka_og Also when join a project, one of the thing dev can do is understanding the network traffic flow.
Because it can help you the project as well. You can use any tool available.
@hungkaka_og When I work on an iOS project I use Xcodegen to generate the project structure.
And it is much better than the native Xcode. Having a bootstrap will really push you faster especially if you own the structure.
@rsty_rafe You can use https://t.co/PTfxpCNEDL or Charles or Proxyman.
NetworkSpy support custom viewer if you need faster workflow.
Disclaimer: I am the dev
@crazibeat1@rsty_rafe You can use https://t.co/aNB4mnpYZA if want better workflow. But it still new so expect bug. its open source. Better one is Charles or Proxyman to be honest.
Disclaimer: i am NetwrokSpy dev
Yes. One of the thing that new dev don't know is to whether the app is secure enough by using basic auth.
No. They should ise JWT. But JWT can also introduce vulnerability if not done properly.
Inspecting the HTTP request response also things they should learn early. Using Chrome devtool or https://t.co/IxcUICYexj if they need inspect with better viewer
@jacobtechtavern Hi Jacob! I'm the dev of https://t.co/PTfxpCNEDL.
Inspecting HTTP request is not easy but it can be fun. Are you open to paid guest post so your audience can learn trick how to debug payload faster?