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I mean you can do that right now with URLs no? When you need the content, do a GET request on the link, when you want to save do a POST. This is especially nice
by brettcvz 14y ago
I mean you can do that right now with URLs no? When you need the content, do a GET request on the link, when you want to save do a POST. This is especially nice for images as you can just throw the url we pass back in an img tag
- icebraining 14y agoNitpick: you'd save with a PUT. Otherwise, yes, that's exactly what one should do.
- brettcvz 14y agoYes - my bad. To be fair, we support both, but PUT is the proper verb