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A URL is an identifier for a resource. Everyone now has the same URL (identifier) for their shopping cart. If you're goal is to use HTTP effectively, this is ba
by dyoder 12y ago
A URL is an identifier for a resource. Everyone now has the same URL (identifier) for their shopping cart. If you're goal is to use HTTP effectively, this is bad. For example, it breaks HTTP caching. In effect, you have a variant of the RPC pattern that you say you're trying to avoid.
- ExpiredLink 12y agoSo you want your user data chached and accessible by others?
- deleted 12y ago[deleted]
- tehwebguy 12y agoYou can still use authentication