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How I wish they were right about .html.,, I wish we had something else by now. Personally I'm a fan of including a post ID in the URL, e.g. /category/123/post-
by AlienRobot 3y ago
How I wish they were right about .html.,, I wish we had something else by now.
Personally I'm a fan of including a post ID in the URL, e.g. /category/123/post-name. Because if you want/need to change the URL later, you can simply parse the URL to get the ID back to create redirects. A lot of sites of all scales don't implement redirects which makes me sad.
I think there was a news site acquired by Bloomberg, I forgot the name. When you visited an article in the old domain, it redirected to a landing page on Bloomberg saying it was part of Bloomberg now instead of redirecting to its new URL.
- apitman 3y ago> How I wish they were right about .html.,, I wish we had something else by now. You can thank the browser complexity moat for that. If browsers were simpler to implement someone would have started experimenting with this (markdown at least) years ago and other browsers would have picked it up.