Julian Cebulla
✨ Happy 3-2-1 treats day!✨
Good day everyone,
It is time for another round of our newsletter.
Did you know that this week 180 years ago, on the 24.05.1884, the first ever standardized "network" message was send?
Samuel Morse send the first message using his morse code via telegraph over a distance of over 60km.
Since then networks have changed drastically and for us as web developers it is important to understand the basics to create the best solutions possible.
This time I prepared 3 things for learners, 2 things for doers, and 1 question for thinkers all about the topic of networks. No matter if you are a learner, a doer, a thinker, two or all of them, we hope you’ll find something to enjoy.
3 things for learners
Latency numbers for frontend development
https://vercel.com/blog/latency-numbers-every-web-developer-should-know
TCP - A story about hope, (pkg) loss && the missing link
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aOPgTWVtX78
Networking ACK! - a zine about computer networking
https://wizardzines.com/zines/networking/
2 things for doers
How to use the network tab in the browser
For Chrome and Firefox
How DNS can be used to tunnel IP traffic
https://sarwiki.informatik.hu-berlin.de/IPoverDNS
1 question for thinkers
How are you using the internet and intend to use it in the future?
Thank you for reading!
If you have any resources you think your colleagues should know about, please let me know, so it can be added to a future newsletter.
Julian from DEVEN
P.S.: Do you love to challenge yourself a bit? Here is a small gift for you!
🎁 Below you will find a small coding challenge in every newsletter. Feel free to discuss the challenge with others/your juniors and trainees, with your team or even your cactus. 🌵
>> link to challenge <<
This time I also include an advanced challenge which builds on the first one
>> link to second challenge <<