Explore tweets tagged as #HTTPCodesExplained
A 301 is when you look for a pork butt in the pet food aisle but an employee takes you to the meat section instead. A 302 is when you look for a pork butt in the meat section, but the cooler is broken and they're temporarily in a different cooler. #httpCodesExplained.
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A 404 is when you go to the store and they don't have the one thing you need. #httpCodesExplained.
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A 400 (Bad Request) is when you walk into the bank to withdraw a large pepperoni pizza. #httpCodesExplained.
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A 503 (Service Unavailable) is when you pull into the parking lot but the store closed 10 minutes ago. #httpCodesExplained.
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A 410 (Gone) is when you leave a juicy steak on the counter and the dog discovers it before you get back. #httpCodesExplained.
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A 405 (Method Not Allowed) is when a cop stops you for riding your horse on the interstate. #httpCodesExplained.
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A 403 (Forbidden) is when you walk into Costco and try to buy things without being a member. #httpCodesExplained.
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A 500 (Internal Server Error) is when you run into a gas station restroom only to find it overflowing with disgust. #httpCodesExplained.
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A 429 (Too Many Requests) is when you're still an hour away and the kids keep screaming "ARE WE THERE YET?" #httpCodesExplained.
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A 501 (Not Implemented) is when you try to fill up your pedal bike with gasoline. #httpCodesExplained.
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A 401 (Authorization Required) is when you're heading to the bar to drink with your friends but you forgot to call your wife first. #httpCodesExplained.
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A 406 (Not Acceptable) is when you wear your favorite pair of Crocs to @RyanDNicholson's wedding. #httpCodesExplained.
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Decoding HTTP Status Codes: A Comprehensive Guide. #HTTPStatusCodes #WebDevGuide #CodeDecode #HTTPCodesExplained #MasteringHTTP
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