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It’s traditional at least with web browsers to not send the fragment to the server. Query param would work, but implies your routes don’t change much between ma
by CHY872 6y ago
It’s traditional at least with web browsers to not send the fragment to the server. Query param would work, but implies your routes don’t change much between major versions.
- kortex 6y ago> It’s traditional at least with web browsers to not send the fragment to the server. Ah, TIL, thanks! I meant more "why must the import syntax use specifically this scheme to denote versions". I guess backwards compat?
- yencabulator 6y agoImport paths are used to figure out where to fetch the source code from. To simplify a bit, if you see `example.com/foo/bar`, it works because there's an appropriate meta tag at https://example.com/foo/bar?go-get=1 https://example.com/foo/bar?go-get=1 . The import paths are pretty directly used as URLs.