3 ms·
Interesting solution! I usually use base64 encoding unless I'm pushing lots of data, then unfortunately it's easier to make some kind of "file upload" separate
by spicybright 6y ago
Interesting solution! I usually use base64 encoding unless I'm pushing lots of data, then unfortunately it's easier to make some kind of "file upload" separate from the json if you're going through http.
- jkoudys 6y agoMy demand for that too has slowed in the past couple years, mainly because it's getting easier to do more on the client. e.g. I don't need to upload an entire .docx file, if all my backend needs is ~50kB of values queried out of one of its contained .xml files. Not saying this is a _solution_ to any of the encoding questions, only that it's reduced my immediate need.