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Documenting my learning journey in the world of engineering by quoting people much smarter than me and linking to their excellent resources. Primarily working on Golang these days.
*leaked to unknown origins, that is.
July 19, 2025 at 11:40 AM
*leaked to unknown origins, that is.
Is below accurate?
“If the request is a GET, HEAD, or OPTIONS, request, the request is valid. (These methods are always safe.)”
GET and HEAD do not require/trigger pre-flight in browsers but should still be validated server-side against CORS rules to ensure no data is leaked, right? 🤔
“If the request is a GET, HEAD, or OPTIONS, request, the request is valid. (These methods are always safe.)”
GET and HEAD do not require/trigger pre-flight in browsers but should still be validated server-side against CORS rules to ensure no data is leaked, right? 🤔
July 19, 2025 at 11:39 AM
Is below accurate?
“If the request is a GET, HEAD, or OPTIONS, request, the request is valid. (These methods are always safe.)”
GET and HEAD do not require/trigger pre-flight in browsers but should still be validated server-side against CORS rules to ensure no data is leaked, right? 🤔
“If the request is a GET, HEAD, or OPTIONS, request, the request is valid. (These methods are always safe.)”
GET and HEAD do not require/trigger pre-flight in browsers but should still be validated server-side against CORS rules to ensure no data is leaked, right? 🤔
Can't wait to put the Doctor to the test! So far have not had any (professional) use case for it - unfortunately due to the fact that most APIs at my co still have no (proper) spec there's not much to do but wait... one day!
March 30, 2025 at 4:21 PM
Can't wait to put the Doctor to the test! So far have not had any (professional) use case for it - unfortunately due to the fact that most APIs at my co still have no (proper) spec there's not much to do but wait... one day!