🌐 Mastering the Language of the Web – HTTP Status Codes
Whether you're a web developer, backend engineer, or just starting out in tech, understanding HTTP status codes is crucial. These simple 3-digit numbers are how the server and browser communicate—letting us know if things are running smoothly or something has gone wrong.
Here's a quick breakdown:
✅ 200 OK – Everything is working perfectly
🔁 301 & 302 – Redirection in action
🚫 401 & 403 – Access denied
❌ 404 Not Found – The classic broken link
💥 500, 502, 503 – Server-side issues that need attention
Understanding these codes not only helps in debugging but also improves your ability to build better, more reliable web applications.
💡 Pro Tip: Always handle these errors gracefully in your UI for a better user experience!
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Whether you're a web developer, backend engineer, or just starting out in tech, understanding HTTP status codes is crucial. These simple 3-digit numbers are how the server and browser communicate—letting us know if things are running smoothly or something has gone wrong.
Here's a quick breakdown:
✅ 200 OK – Everything is working perfectly
🔁 301 & 302 – Redirection in action
🚫 401 & 403 – Access denied
❌ 404 Not Found – The classic broken link
💥 500, 502, 503 – Server-side issues that need attention
Understanding these codes not only helps in debugging but also improves your ability to build better, more reliable web applications.
💡 Pro Tip: Always handle these errors gracefully in your UI for a better user experience!
#WebDevelopment #HTTPStatusCodes #Frontend #Backend #NexusBootcamp #DSATrack #TechReady #SundayTip