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Get, Post or Go Home?
Should GET and POST be the only HTTP request methods used by developers?
Yes, GET and POST are the only verbs needed.
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No, DELETE, PATCH and other requests have their place.
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GraphQL.
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AUTHOR PROFILE
David Cassel

David Cassel is a proud resident of the San Francisco Bay Area, where he's been covering technology news for more than two decades. Over the years his articles have appeared everywhere from CNN, MSNBC, and the Wall Street Journal Interactive Edition to Salon, Wired News, Suck.com, and even the original HotWired, as well as Gawker, Gizmodo, McSweeneys, and Wonkette. He's now broadening his career skills by becoming a part-time computer programmer, developing two Android apps, co-producing two word games for Amazon's Kindle, and dabbling in interactive fiction.

STORIES BY David Cassel
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This Barbie Is a Programmer: Could Barbie Inspire the Youth to Pursue Tech?
In Pursuit of a Superior Server: Oxide Computer Ships Its First Rack
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Tales from Production: How Real-World Coders Are Using AI
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AI in Sports: Using ML to Spot Online Harassment of Athletes
Engineer’s New No-Code Programming Language Uses Visual Diagrams
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Donald Knuth Asked ChatGPT 20 Questions. What Did We Learn?
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