2015
HTTPie
by srcmax
cURL is a powerful tool, but its syntax can be very confusing for the occasional user. I’ve used cURL sporadically over the last few years, and each time I began using it, I had to re-google “how to use cURL”. The syntax is not intuitive for me. If you like to use cURL occasionally, HTTPie will help you get started faster, and improve the readability of your code.
2013
Requests for PHP
by dzc & 2 others
Requests is a humble HTTP request library. It simplifies how you interact with other sites and takes away all your worries.
2010
Techniques for Mastering cURL | Nettuts
by nicolargo (via)
Tutoriel d'introduction à cURL (en anglais)
2009
2008
Gratuit Hot FREE HOSTING : 250 MB Disk Space, 100 gigas Bandwidth/mo, 5 MySQL, Cpanel multilang | FLUX AGGREGATOR only FREE : tout le gratuit du net
by blasco (via)
Gratuit Hot FREE HOSTING : 250 MB Disk Space, 100 gigas Bandwidth/mo, 5 MySQL, Cpanel multilang | FLUX AGGREGATOR only FREE
2007
cURL and libcurl | haxx.se
by simon_bricolo & 7 others
logiciel en ligne de commande pour récupérer le contenu d'une ressource accessible sur le Web ou bien pour la créer ou la modifier
Flickcurl: C library for the Flickr Web Service API
by greut & 2 others
Flickcurl is a library for calling the Flickr web service API, handling the API signing and the token management plus providing wrappers for some of the APIs.
Flickcurl: C library for the Flickr Web Service API
by nhoizey & 2 others
This utility uses the photos.getInfo API to interpret the description fields and the tags for a photo URI into RDF triples. If raptor is present, it will be used to provide proper serializing to RDF rather than the built in and hacky ntriples/turtle output.
Machine tags when they are found are scanned for xmlns:prefix=uri and then all other machine tags with that prefix turn into triples. Several prefixes are also pre-defined by the library to automatically get turned into triples without an xmlns, such as blue:, cell:, filter: and geo:. Non-machine tags are not yet interpreted.
