Ways of making HTTP redirects and how they are different
In this post I will describe the different ways of redirecting using the HTTP protocol. It is a shorter version of a previous blog post of »
Software architecture - Polling, pushing and pulling data between applications and services
In this post I will describe the advantages of polling and pushing data in your applications. The patterns are used in most distributed systems. I will »
HTML - Should you use <br> or <br/> as line break?
I recently realised that I had some old posts on my blog with some line break
tags (
) in them, however what I had been using in »
Ghost blog - How to link within the same document using an anchor tag in markdown
It took me way too long to figure out how to link to a headline further down in my blog post within markdown. I hope I »
REST - Should you use a body for your HTTP DELETE requests?
I recently had to make an endpoint for a deletion of a resource, for this I wanted to use the HTTP Verb DELETE [https://developer.mozilla. »
C# - How to PUT or POST JSON using the HttpClient in .Net core
In this post I demonstrate how you can POST or PUT JSON using the HTTPClient in C#. The simplest way to do this is using the »
C# - How to put or post XML using the HttpClient in .Net Core
It is quite easy to send XML using the HttpClient in asp.net core. In order to do this you need to use the StringContent object, »
Adding code highlighting to your website and blog posts using prism.js
If you are a blogger on software you are likely going to share some code snippets. Without highlighting code can be hard to read and your »
How to lazy load Disqus using vanilla/native javascript!
I recently found out that my blog was slow according to google pagespeed [https://developers.google.com/speed/pagespeed/insights/?url=peterdaugaardrasmussen.com] . I scored below »
How to redirect HTTP put, post or delete requests and why you may end up with a GET request upon redirection
I will start with a small disclaimer: it is always up to the client how to handle redirects. Most of the time they handle status codes »