Web services | REST | 03 | HTTP METHODS | Types | Explanation with Example | Tamil

[@nagavishwa3586]

Hi sir neenga solra ellame super a iruku and notes matum provide panningana future la refer panna easy ya irukum sir

[@jaymohan7233]

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[@Arasuari]

Thigil paandi hahaha.. sema humour anna ungalukku.. love your videos!!!

[@KK-qb5jr]

Ovoru explanation'un concepts'ya Easy'ya understand panna vaiguthu.. Really, Thank you so much Arul'na..

[@senthilkumarkandavelsamy2529]

Your tutorial: POST-->Perfect .....PUT-->Wonderful..........Idempotent-->EXCELLENT

[@Lokesh-gr9ln]

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[@LearnAutomationOnline]

Post ku tag potta paravalla. Tag podanumne post potta... 😣

[@niyaram7578]

awesome explanation the only way i can show my thanks is not skipping the ad :)

[@benittaveni5921]

your videos and explanation is good... your tutorial very useful to me.. pls kindly upload a "appium mobile testing"

[@lavanyad9266]

Neat and clear explanation anna!

[@princilyjohnson1594]

Really Superb Sir . I heard that new word idempotent and Every Example is very nice . Thanks a lot .

[@kalaiselvichandrakasu2780]

Sema explanation sir ...........

[@kavin9892]

Very Good Explanation Brother

[@vinupa]

Superb.

[@nithyak5141]

In your first video, you stated that web services doesn't involve human end users. But, in an example in this video, you stated that searching for a google page will retrieve the webpage through GET method. So, my question is does internet browsing also uses API?

[@gowthamshanthi3368]

Nice explanation with good examples brother 👍👍

[@kiruthiga4398]

Nice session Sir

[@indhumathi3749]

Deivamae neenga vaalga🙂

[@salmana35]

Kindly Upload, Angular web application automation series

[@mjbala777]

arul anna 8:09/16:20 ultimate

[@essoapp]

as usual unexpected humor thigil pandi 😂

[@m.sharanya]

what is the difference between put and update

[@akanshasharma7787]

Hey Arul, Is it possible for you to post videos on Mobile Automation?

[@LearnAutomationOnline]

I would love to. But I currently don't have any laptops or desktops to do that. Making some arrangements for the same. Will try to post once I make the arrangements.

[@akanshasharma7787]

@@LearnAutomationOnline Thats so kind of you. M waiting!! Thanks much Arul!!!!!!!!!

[@rajasla4973]

15:04 enga irudhu bro indha name laam edukuriga sema

[@arulprasathr9914]

😂

[@LearnAutomationOnline]

Ellam thalaivar vadivelu vin aasirvadam

[@ilavarasansriraman4140]

Thikil pandi 😂

[@ilavarasansriraman4140]

Arul prasath anna, Unga tutorial series lam parthathuku appuram, elllarumae ipadi easy teach panna nalla irukum nu mindset vanthudichi anna.. Time kedacha,,, Manual testing & Appium tutorial podunga.. ❤

[@LearnAutomationOnline]

Kandipa will do. I planned to cover entire engineering syllabus. At least for computer science. Creating a technology based Tamil community is my vision

[@chandraforever87]

Hi, As you explained we have to use GET method to retrive the data without any modification in server. But I have seen POST method isused for login page by providing user name and password in request body? Is that correct one? Kindly explain it.

[@LearnAutomationOnline]

Post is to create. For login scenarios mostly they will authenticate and CREATE sessions.

[@chandraforever87]

Post is to create and Put is to update, So both have diffenrt end points right. Then how come the PUT method will create a new record when there is no record. Could you please given an example or application to refer and confirm this PUT will create a new record when there is a record is not available.

[@LearnAutomationOnline]

stackoverflow.com/questions/56240547/should-http-put-create-a-resource-if-it-does-not-exist

[@balajibabu5070]

Bro so can we call all mobile applications are API’s ?

[@LearnAutomationOnline]

No. There is no connection between mobile applications and api

[@madhubalan2232]

Hi bro... We should say http methods or https methods..as we are using only https only in urls ...so is it fine to say https method??

[@LearnAutomationOnline]

Https came later into the picture.. that s means, secured.. You can say http itself.

[@madhubalan2232]

@@LearnAutomationOnline thanks bro

[@arunak2479]

We are Waiting for Cucumber???

[@LearnAutomationOnline]

As I said earlier, the sequence that I'm going through, is like a web series. If anyone coming with no knowledge following the series should be able to grasp everything on the flow. All of a sudden if I introduce cucumber, it will not provide better understanding. Hope you will understand. Post webservcices series will try to cover cucumber. Alternatively you can refer my blog if needed. Learnautomation.online thanks

[@arunak2479]

@@LearnAutomationOnline Okay We waiting for that and u go with Ur flow, We are following you...

[@LearnAutomationOnline]

Thanks a lot for your understanding

[@karthiks3241]

8:00 Ha Ha :D