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5 postsHTTP QUERY Method Arrives: Is Your Infrastructure Ready?
IETF's new QUERY HTTP method fixes the POST-for-search compromise, but CDN, WAF, and framework support still lag behind. A practical engineering guide to what's ready and what isn't.
RSL: Machine-Readable Licensing Beats Blocking AI Crawlers
RSL lets publishers license content for AI training with machine-readable XML instead of blocking crawlers — namespace, carriers, and 402 enforcement explained.
Draft Spec Proposes Unified Server-Side HTTP API for JS Runtimes
A draft spec proposes a unified server-side HTTP API using ServerContext to reconcile Node, Deno, Bun, and edge runtime differences.
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commitbrief.comHTTP Gets a New Method: How QUERY Reshapes API Design
RFC 10008 defines HTTP's new QUERY method, letting APIs send safe, idempotent, cacheable complex queries without abusing POST semantics.
Remix 3 Beta Preview: Transitioning from React to Web Standards
The Remix 3 beta preview moves away from React, focusing on web standards for full-stack development.