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Networking & the web
How data actually moves: NAT, STUN, TURN and ICE for peer-to-peer apps, HTTP status codes, retrying failed requests, and deploying apps to your own VPS.
Effortless React App Deployment: From Local to VPS
Deploying a frontend application with a single click has become the new norm. These one-click solutions are powerful — they automate setup…
NAT, STUN, TURN and ICE
In networking while building a p2p application, you might have heard about NAT, STUN , TURN and ICE. So what exactly are these? Let’s look…
Retry failed request using Axios interceptors
In my previous blog post, I discussed interceptors, including Axios interceptors. To continue with this blog post, it’s essential to have a…
Manipulating request and response with axios interceptors
Axios interceptors can be used to handle errors throughout the application and as today’s state of backend demands multiple microservices…
HTTP status codes
HTTP status codes specifies whether the request that you send to the server or on the browser is successful or there is any error or any…