The web is built on HTTP, and there's no better way to understand how something works than to implement it yourself. In this course, we'll learn the nitty-gritty details of the HTTP/1.1 protocol, and as we do so we'll actually build our own HTTP server from scratch in Golang. By the end, you'll have a deep understanding of how web transport works.

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Timestamps:

00:00 - Introduction To The Course
04:08 - Chapter 1 - HTTP Streams
14:46 - Chapter 2 - TCP
28:46 - Chapter 3 - Requests
40:26 - Chapter 4 - Request Lines
01:30:11 - Chapter 5 - HTTP Headers
02:21:04 - Chapter 6 - HTTP Body
02:50:20 - Chapter 7 - HTTP Responses
04:00:46 - Chapter 8 - Chunked Encoding
04:32:24 - Chapter 9 - Binary Data
04:38:01 - Outro

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A comprehensive course walkthrough on building an HTTP server from scratch using Go, starting with TCP fundamentals and progressing through HTTP protocol parsing. The tutorial covers reading data from files and network connections, understanding TCP vs UDP differences, parsing HTTP request lines and headers, and implementing a complete HTTP message parser without using built-in libraries. Includes practical exercises with test-driven development and real-world protocol implementation details.

From TCP to HTTP | Full Course by @ThePrimeagen