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Deep Dive - How Chunked Transfer Encoding Works
Chunked transfer encoding is a key HTTP/1.1 feature that allows servers to stream data incrementally without knowing the total size of the response upfront. It’s particularly useful in streaming APIs, live updates, and large or dynamically-generated responses. In this post, we’ll practically explore how chunked transfer encoding works using the backend we developed in my previous blog post on Streaming APIs with FastAPI and Next.js — Part 2.
Chunked transfer encoding is a key HTTP/1.1 feature that allows servers to stream data incrementally without knowing the total size of the response upfront. It’s particularly useful in streaming APIs, live updates, and large or dynamically-generated responses.
In this post, we’ll practically explore how chunked transfer encoding works using the backend we developed in my previous blog post on Streaming APIs with FastAPI and Next.js — Part 2.
