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In an age of REST, I'm not sure why sites still insist on hiding behind GET parameters for primary functions of the site. I think one of the more successful as
by secstate 13y ago
In an age of REST, I'm not sure why sites still insist on hiding behind GET parameters for primary functions of the site.
I think one of the more successful aspects of Reddit is that each section has it's own full URL, making it easy to share and for engines to index.
Witness:
http://hubski.com/tag?id=askhubski http://hubski.com/tag?id=askhubski
http://reddit.com/r/askreddit http://reddit.com/r/askreddit
EDIT: (facepalm) Yeah, I meant GET parameters not requests ... both are obviously GET requests
- forwardslash 13y agoHubski is based off of news.arc and the arc server doesn't make clean URLs easy, at least not that I've seen yet.
- mdellabitta 13y agoAren't those GET requests?
- pspeter3 13y agoI think he meant ids or slugs in the url as opposed to query string parameters. You are correct that both are GET request.