Open pranavs99 opened 3 years ago
You are expected to make the HTTP request without it.
Joaquin
On Mon, Oct 19, 2020 at 12:48 PM 'Pranav Singh' via cloudflare-assignment-application < cloudflare-assignment-application@cloudflare.com> wrote:
The instructions are a little vague. For Go, are we allowed to use the net/http package? Or are we expected to make the HTTP request without it?
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@cloudflare-hiring We Could use "net" but not http? or we can't use both?
@cloudflare-hiring Can we use std::net::TcpStream in Rust?
So in our profile program, do we need to support http2, http3? And could we use the tls (golang) package for https traffic?
@cloudflare-hiring Can we use std::net::TcpStream in Rust?
You are expected to make the HTTP request without it. Joaquin
are we allowed to use the bare net
package in Go? (echoing @LunaticProgrammer from earlier)
@cloudflare-hiring clarifications are must needed as we are approaching to the end of the 1st week which is suggested submission timing simple question can we use https://golang.org/pkg/net/ package? I believe it's same as 'net' package in RUST which you gave a green signal to
The net package is fine.
Thanks! Joaquin
On Wed, Oct 21, 2020 at 4:11 PM 'Varnit Sharma' via cloudflare-assignment-application < cloudflare-assignment-application@cloudflare.com> wrote:
@cloudflare-hiring https://github.com/cloudflare-hiring clarifications are must needed as we are approaching to the end of the 1st week which is suggested submission timing simple question can we use https://golang.org/pkg/net/ http://url package? I believe it's same as 'net' package in RUST which you gave a green signal to
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The instructions are a little vague. For Go, are we allowed to use the
net/http
package? Or are we expected to make the HTTP request without it?It seems to be the most basic way to make an HTTP request, but I'm not sure if this violates the guideline of not using libraries to "handle" HTTP requests.