Daily Learning - Day 03

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Date: 06th January 2017

Below are the topics i learnt today..

Topic 1: HTTP - Requests/Responses

  • How Connection is established by HTTP Requests.
  • What is Persistent Connections.
  • How "Connection: Keep-Alive" Request & Response Headers are used in Browser / Server.
  • What happens when Connection is Closed in browser/server, and display of Headers.



Topic 2: Santa Gifts Week

  • We had a Santa Gifts Week (although late after Christmas), late not never..

  • Secret Santa, the well-known Christmas tradition where people get assigned a random colleague to buy a gift.
  • The concept of an anonymous gift exchange emerged a few decades later, between the 1960s and 1970s.
  • Secret Santa gifts that’ll make your work colleagues laugh.
  • Glad, I have received a Secret Santa Gift (unknown person)


Topic 3: Meditation

  • Had a 1st session on "Meditation at Work". 
  • It was for approx 30 minutes. But it was pleasant and more important, It is helpful to manage and control the thought process in mind.
  • I am planning to do every day during morning.



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