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QA script on web services « Fetchez le Python

by karlcow

The goal is simple : check that a set of web services are HTTP compliant.

python http web QA

Jdrop | Welcome to Jdrop

by karlcow & 1 other

Jdrop provides a place to store JSON data in the cloud.
The initial application is for storing performance data gathered from mobile devices.
It's hard to analyze large amounts of information (HTTP waterfall charts, HTTP headers, document source, etc.) on a mobile device.
Jdrop lets you gather this data on the mobile device but analyze it remotely on a larger screen.

http data mobile QA

HTTP Content Type Saga

by karlcow & 3 others

This page attempts to demystify the HTTP Content-type and its relationship to browser configuration.

w3c http QA

With this in mind, I often set my User-Agent header to "Mozilla/5.0 (Something)" when I'm using wget, curl, or urllib in Python, but I'm often told that this is a bad thing, even an abuse of the header. That's absurd

http QA chips cuap useragent

Content Negotiation: why it is useful, and how to make it work - W3C QA Weblog

by karlcow & 1 other (via)

The short answer is: Content Negotiation. In this article, we will discuss content negotiation in depth and examine practical solutions. However, to begin, we need to first understand what a URI is, and what it is not.

w3c php http standards QA conneg

mnot’s Web log: Invalidating Caches with POST

by karlcow

What are the results so far? Safari seems OK for these purposes (even unknown methods), while Firefox gloriously fails all of the invalidation tests. Unsurprisingly, neither actually caches fresh POST responses, which would be useful in some situations. I

http cache QA interoperability implementation