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today i want to talk about cgi bin itamp;#39;s history where it came from and why i think it might become more relevant in the future so the first question to ask is you know what actually is cgi and that stands for common gateway interface and and what it was is it was a standard created in the early 1990s for that allowed applications to communicate with the internet with other applications on the internet so how did that work you would have some sort of web server thatamp;#39;s set up a request would come in the server would spin up a letamp;#39;s say that the request was asking for a particular script to run the server would actually create a brand new process and set up a pipe that talks to that process and the process would read in from its standard in the process data and they could all uh the pr the script can also look at environment variables uh to see uh you know data about the particular request it does its pr it processes the request sends a request sends a response bac
