<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="true"><li>The blog post discusses building dynamic HTTP handlers in Node.js, following a previous post on basic HTTP servers in Node.js.</li><li>It explains a code snippet from the Node.js documentation and breaks down each part of the code for better understanding.</li><li>The code includes creating an HTTP server using createServer(), request handling, and accessing request details like headers, method, and URL directly.</li><li>The handling of a POST or PUT request's body using streams and buffers is highlighted, emphasizing the importance of error handling.</li><li>Explicitly setting the response's status code and content type for better readability and professionalism is recommended.</li><li>The code snippet concludes by collecting request data into an object, converting it to a JSON string, and sending it to the client.</li><li>The server is bound to port 8080 to listen for incoming HTTP requests, making the code dynamic, efficient, and reliable.</li></ul>

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