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Efficient HTTP Scripting in the Shell
Reading time: ~8 min
Posted by Dominic White on 05 September 2018
Categories:
Bash
,
Curl
,
Efficiency
,
Experiment
,
Shell
Javier had a simple shell script he posted to our internal chat a few days ago. It’s goal was to...