Make a Simple HTTP Server in Java - Java Tutorial - Part 5: Parsing Requests

[@calumjb]

All parts of this tutorial are excellent, it's a pity it is unfinished.

[@SuperCoderFromScratch]

Hey Calum. Sorry for taking so long with this. It was a few hard months, and a lot of stuff happening. Im trying to get back to the video tutorials now. Part 6 is already taped, and I am doing the editing right now. Will come out this week. Thanks so much for your patience!

[@jiaqiliu9350]

I REALLY LOVE this series. Your code and explanation makes the entire concept very clear. Can't wait for part 6!! :)

[@SuperCoderFromScratch]

Thanks so much! Part 6 out this week!

[@Jailton_so]

uow, you really explain all code details 👏 I'm the type of person who can't keep coding if I don't understand exactly what I'm doing. really thanks man! is harder to find tutorials where teachers explain all code details like you explain and you use dark themes, my eyes love it! haha (a thank you from a random Brazilian guy ✌)

[@SuperCoderFromScratch]

Hey Jailton, Thanks so much for this comment and the support, it really does boost me to keep doing this!

[@chief4180]

Amazing tutorials. I am subscribed to your channel and liked your videos. I hope your channel grows.

[@SuperCoderFromScratch]

Thanks for the kind words and for the sub!

[@Sameer-yq3ke]

Thank you so much for this great content, will be waiting for next part..

[@SuperCoderFromScratch]

Thanks !!! The next part will be out this week !

[@steffenkng]

This is really great! Keep up the awesome work!

[@SuperCoderFromScratch]

Thank you so much!! Will do!

[@squirreled_]

Any programmer who includes unit tests is worth a sub

[@SuperCoderFromScratch]

ahaha, this one made me laugh

[@AnkitTiwari-dw9er]

Great Series! Where is the 6th part though?Been close to 7 months now.

[@SuperCoderFromScratch]

Oh yes .... I know .... loads of stuff going on over here. The good news is : Part 6 is out this week! Just editing the video now

[@raiquon111]

Thank you very much for this video! Please post the next part :)

[@SuperCoderFromScratch]

Will do ! So sorry for the delay!!!! Will get this going as soon as possible.... meaning... next week !

[@salExpolres]

Is there any chance that you upload part 6? I am excited for part 6. I hope it will be up soon.

[@SuperCoderFromScratch]

Oh yes..... This week ! :D

[@sassan1153]

you videos are amazing usually, others with just written code and no photos of themselves like you are boring, but you make it look fun and easy I am surprised you aren't famous yet, maybe because you don offer the best video quality, but even with that perfect I wish you would upload videos about tomcat and spring later on, but sadly I need these stuff now for my project :(

[@SuperCoderFromScratch]

Hey Sassan! Thanks so much for your comment! Yeah at some point would like to do some tutorials on Spring Framework and other Frameworks, but it will take some time to get there!

[@mrkenzo21]

I follow every steps you do but when I run my code and check the println, it does not show a proper string as you do in 2:38. My result is it prints each character one per line. For example like below: G E T / H T T P / 1 . 1 how do make the result looks like yours?

[@SuperCoderFromScratch]

I would need to check, but are you sure println is what is being used? Not simply print? Without the ln in the end.

[@norele855]

Your videos is amazing! When will episode 6 be?

[@SuperCoderFromScratch]

Hey Norele , thanks so much for the comment, really !!! I have it already scripted, practiced and all slides done. Will be recording it sometime this week, if all goes well, and will be released the next day after editing. Hopefully will all be done and out by the end of the week! Thanks so much for the support !!!

[@ripanjatt]

@@SuperCoderFromScratch can't wait

[@nazemelmadani9586]

Thank you so much for this series and i'm waiting for part 6. Can you tell me how did you learn to write clean code? does it come from experience or did you learn software architecture?

[@SuperCoderFromScratch]

Hey! Mostly experience, after all I've been working as a software engineer for the past 18 years. But also keep in mind that the code used here is mostly for demonstration and because of that it is usually a lot cleaner. When coding for a job, there are other constraints, such as time to deliver, etc that can and will interfere with code readability and "cleanness".

[@tropicaljupiter]

The code is a textbook specimen. Maybe better than my textbooks actually.

[@-seadalmalki3794]

Amazing

[@SuperCoderFromScratch]

Thanks mate!

[@paulr5111]

pelase upload the next Tutorial!

[@SuperCoderFromScratch]

:-) This week! Sorry for taking so long.

[@bhaisakaal4631]

when will part6 come out ? and what are the total part contains that playlist ?

[@SuperCoderFromScratch]

Hey! So sorry for the delay, but had to take a month off for personal reasons. Will get this going real soon!

[@amitvashishth5612]

Java server socket are not working outside my LAN. Please suggest a solution.

[@SuperCoderFromScratch]

You can only bind processes to IPs that exist on the server you are executing. So, if your server is only connected directly to a LAN or WLAN ... then you can bind only to those IPs . If you are running you server in a LAN, and you can configure your router , then you can do forwarding from an Outside port , to an internal IP in a specific port. This would make your server be accessible from the "outside". Hope this helps

[@tropicaljupiter]

Open your router config. Set the IP of your server (computer running this Java server) to static. Then set port forwarding for 8080. Go to whatsmyip.org to get your IP. Open up a device from another network and go to your IP but add :8080 on the end.

[@appacc1600]

is this the finish part ?

[@SuperCoderFromScratch]

Nope. There will be more