HTTP Methods Explained | GET, POST, PUT, PATCH, DELETE & Status Codes | Day 8

In Day 8 of the Software Architecture & System Design Fundamentals series, we explore how APIs use GET, POST, PUT, PATCH, and DELETE to fetch, create, update, and remove data. The session also explains the difference between PUT and PATCH, common HTTP status codes, and includes a practical API demo showing how real requests and responses work. timestamps: 0:00 - Meeting Start & Recording Setup 0:50 - Introduction to HTTP Methods & REST APIs 6:12 - Understanding the Request-Response Cycle 13:54 - Overview of GET, POST, PUT, PATCH, and DELETE 17:26 - The Difference Between PUT and PATCH Methods 23:27 - Exploring the DELETE Method 25:18 - Introduction to HTTP Status Codes 27:29 - Common Status Codes Explained (200, 201, 404, 500) 35:31 - Summary of HTTP Methods & Status Codes 40:18 - Live Demo: Testing API Endpoints 41:29 - Demo: Making a GET Request 43:18 - Demo: Creating Data with a POST Request 45:59 - Demo: Updating Data with a PATCH Request 50:15 - Demo: Removing Data with a DELETE Request 53:11 - Troubleshooting Routes & 404 Errors 57:47 - Q&A and Meeting Wrap-up Key takeaway: HTTP methods define the action, while status codes explain the result. #HTTPMethods #RESTAPI #APIDevelopment #GETPOSTPUTPATCHDELETE #HTTPStatusCodes #BackendDevelopment #SystemDesign #SoftwareArchitecture #WebDevelopment #MERNStack #FullStackDevelopment #JASIQLabs #RealWorkStudio