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KiwiEngine devlog explores how applications handle external requests
Original: Road To KiwiEngine # 43 : An application can't live entirely inside itself. Eventually, something has to come in. A requ
A developer writing the KiwiEngine series has published entry number 43, focusing on how applications communicate with the outside world. The piece argues that no application can live entirely inside itself: requests, form submissions, API calls and webhooks must come in, while responses, JSON payloads and errors go back out. Readers following the series are discussing how the engine handles this boundary between internal logic and external input.
Why now: Followers of the ongoing KiwiEngine development series are engaging with its latest installment on application input and output.
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- Road To KiwiEngine # 43 : An application can't live entirely inside itself. Eventually, something has to come in. A request. A form submission. An API call. A webhook. A client asking for data. And eventually, something has to go back out. A response. JSON. An error. A… · hackaday@www.urbanmind.net · 3
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