Welcome to the Basic Tutorial section! Here, we'll cover fundamental concepts for beginners.
What is an HTTP Server?
An HTTP server is a software that listens for requests and serves responses over the web. Key features include:
- Handling GET, POST, and other HTTP methods
- Managing URL paths and query parameters
- Serving static or dynamic content
💡 Example: When a user visits /en/tutorials/basic, the server processes this path to display the current tutorial.
GET Request Basics
The GET method is used to retrieve data from the server.
- No request body is sent (parameters are in the URL)
- Safe and idempotent (doesn't alter server state)
- Commonly used for loading pages or fetching resources
📚 To dive deeper, check our Advanced Tutorials section for more details on request handling.
Path Structure
A typical path like /en/tutorials/basic follows this pattern:
- Language code (
/en/) - Main category (
/tutorials/) - Sub-section (
/basic/)
🛠️ You can explore other paths such as:
/zh/tutorials/intermediate(中文中级教程)/en/tutorials/security(安全指南)
Ready to practice? Try creating your own simple server using our Getting Started Guide! 🚀