I've just released Http4k for the Impatient; an introductory video of Http4k's core concepts.

I really like this style. Would love to see an entire series like this... there really is a lot to cover though - are you up for the marathon? 😂

I was uncertain if the rapid style would work, since this is intended to be more informative than entertaining. Happy to hear any feedback. This was a quick skim of the core concepts; what would you like to see a deep dive on? Or did I miss a few high-level things?

I think there isn't one style to rule them all - everyone learns and responds to different styles, and it's all good to have that variety. You could easily do series of these for: • basics: handlers, request/response, filters • lenses: basic, forms, mapping, values • running a server: server backends, serverless, graalvm etc... • fakes/http4k-connect • routing (basic, nesting, predicates) • security - basic, oauth, • events/structured logging/tracerbullet • formats: JSON, XML, YAML, • observability, telemetry • templating • websockets • OpenAPI • Environments • testing techniques: basic, approval, reusable contracts, matcher libraries, webdriver, multi-service, service virtualisation enough? 😂

Enough would be one word to describe all that! I'll see what I can do.

Reading it back it does seem like we've been busy over the years.. 🤣

Great video! Reminds me a bit of the Fireship.io stuff. Pleeeeeease do a deep dive on Security, for example "Securing Http4k with Keycloak". 😊

It was absolutely inspired by Fireship's style. I could do something for authorization, yes.