Make a Simple HTTP Server in Java - Java Tutorial - Part 1: Setup and overview

[@vishnupriyan987]

Thank you! sir. Actually this is the one what I expected(from scratch). Hat's off to you. Will share it to the needy.

[@SuperCoderFromScratch]

Thanks! Really glad you like it!

[@unfinishedsentenc9864]

Thank you so much for this awesome tutorial. Subscribed.

[@SuperCoderFromScratch]

Thanks for the sub and the feedback! You are awesome!

[@myusernamewastaken_]

This is absolutely excellent

[@SuperCoderFromScratch]

Thanks so much R J!!!! I really appreciate it

[@dqrk0]

Hi! Thank you for ur awsome explanation. I need to make a server with which I will send a picture from my phone directly to my computer (and after that do some image procesing with the picture). Will that be possible with knowledge from this tutorials? Thank a bunch!

[@SuperCoderFromScratch]

Yes, you can. We'll be doing that in the future !

[@besttz3778]

The font needs to be bigger for video tutorials

[@SuperCoderFromScratch]

Thanks Tommy for the feedback! Will try to make them bigger for the next videos!!! Thanks so much for taking the time and giving feedback, I really do appreciate it!

[@neos280]

Is this entire series enough to use the created server for our database where we store the name and the highscore of different users?

[@SuperCoderFromScratch]

Nope, it is a plain vanilla HTTP Server. In fact it will have implemented the bare minimum of things in it.

[@Local_Nerd]

Thanks.

[@SuperCoderFromScratch]

You are welcome

[@muzammilkhan382]

Thankyou sir very much

[@SuperCoderFromScratch]

Most welcome! Thanks for the kind words

[@furkanyuA]

thank you

[@SuperCoderFromScratch]

You are welcome! :)

[@sundargautamofficial]

can i get source code sir,any github link sir?

[@SuperCoderFromScratch]

Hey there ! The link is : github.com/CoderFromScratch/simple-java-http-server

[@pratyakshhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh]

🙏🙏

[@SuperCoderFromScratch]

Thanks!

[@Crassus_Auratus]

Boah... "Maven helps".... man, is this possible WHITOUT Maven or not? Have I allways to install some things I didn't know for what? Or how much time should I waste to figure out? I'm no cat, I didn't have 9 lives! How to set up with VSC? Every Tuto use another IDE and tool, libs, etc., how much of this should I install? Is there any explanation out there?? Can I set up this in a games folder or is it an own Java "App"? Uff... Most Tutorial explain NOTHING "from scratch". But how and where to find explanation?? All Tutorial use different IDE etc. but I have ONE project. How shoud this work? Damn... If I create this server with InteliJ, is it possile to open it in VSC oder Eclipse then? What is group and artifact ID? My IDE just ask for folder and name of a project. This is all not understanable, even more since english isn't my language. I hate turorials don't answer one single question but make 1000 more new questions.

[@marcosgonzales2007]

are you okay bud?

[@danielnogueira7217]

Just try bro, the video just trying to help

[@SuperCoderFromScratch]

Thanks for your feedback. Well, this was meant as a https server from scratch, not so much a "how to code java" or "java from scratch". I do understand what you mean tho. You definitely do not need Maven (but it helps with managing dependencies) , and you can use whatever IDE you use to program Java. I use IntelliJ, hence what I used for the video, but you can use Notepad, as long as you know how to structure folder for the packages, and then want to be compiling things on the command line with all classpath things that are required. Like I said, not a newbies tutorial, not a java from scratch tutorial.... a tutorial on how to make a webserver.

[@eruceno7404]

He is not ok holy shit dude​@@marcosgonzales2007