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its for humans I would expect, to know what the page refers to without opening it. Kinda smart. Also; taking it from the end means you only need to parse the
by dijit 2y ago
its for humans I would expect, to know what the page refers to without opening it.
Kinda smart.
Also; taking it from the end means you only need to parse the string as an offset from the end. It can make load balancing much faster in theory.
- hobofan 2y agoIt's also for crawlers. When doing technical SEO, having a human readable slug in the URL is low hanging fruit that is often overlooked. This, as well as having a <title> structure of `CURRENT_CONTENT_TITLE | WEBSITE_NAME` are things that are quite trivial to implement and provide a significant uplift in both SEO and UX.