reversehttp

A dynamic, ReST-style means of enrolment and participation in an HTTP network; a dynamically-configurable "Remote CGI" service. Joining the World Wide Web as an HTTP server has been an ad-hoc, manual process. By using the protocol defined here, programs can provide services to the Web just as easily as they request services from the Web. — Read more

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        Scroll up.

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        Scroll down.

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        Scroll all the way left (first commit).

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hallettj / reversehttp forked from tonyg/reversehttp

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The reversehttp network graph