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A cool way of reaping benefits of both approaches is to separate client side and server side URLs. The thing after the '#', which has been called many things i
by alganet 4y ago
A cool way of reaping benefits of both approaches is to separate client side and server side URLs.
The thing after the '#', which has been called many things in the past (hash fragment, I guess), never goes into the server, so you can play with it using JavaScript to make it meaningful to users, while keeping it simple and flat on the real HTTP requests.
- Shorn 4y agoThat's a neat idea. It's like a self-contained documentation / "comment" of the URL. `#` is even fairly well-known commenting character.