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I disagree on the"flush data on POST" tip. If you interpret a POST as a transaction and have a transaction ID, you can make POSTs idempotent. In this case, rel
by llogiq 13y ago
I disagree on the"flush data on POST" tip. If you interpret a POST as a transaction and have a transaction ID, you can make POSTs idempotent.
In this case, reloading just retries the transaction. Or the system can filter it out altogether.