Curl get problems are usually one of three things:
1. URL syntax (quote it if it has & or ?).
2. Missing headers (APIs love `-H "Accept: application/json"`).
3. Server-side shenanigans (try `curl -v` to see the full convo).
If it’s an API, docs usually say if they want GET vs POST. And yeah, sometimes `-X GET` helps if the server’s weird.
For alternatives, `httpie` is like curl but prettier. Or just use Python’s `requests` lib if you’re coding.
1. URL syntax (quote it if it has & or ?).
2. Missing headers (APIs love `-H "Accept: application/json"`).
3. Server-side shenanigans (try `curl -v` to see the full convo).
If it’s an API, docs usually say if they want GET vs POST. And yeah, sometimes `-X GET` helps if the server’s weird.
For alternatives, `httpie` is like curl but prettier. Or just use Python’s `requests` lib if you’re coding.
