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I dont get what you are arguing. If state lives on the server you have added complexity of holding state for every user. This is exactly what REST was designed

by alt227 2mo ago

I dont get what you are arguing. If state lives on the server you have added complexity of holding state for every user. This is exactly what REST was designed to remove.

frollogaston 2mo ago
That's what I'm saying, the design in the article is not REST