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The context of a hyperlink is meaningful, but the text of the corresponding URL is of little relevance. 'Clean' URLs tend to be a REST anti-pattern, as they ar
by blasdel 17y ago
The context of a hyperlink is meaningful, but the text of the corresponding URL is of little relevance.
'Clean' URLs tend to be a REST anti-pattern, as they are tied up with the notion that the ability to edit an known URL to refer to a different resource constitutes an API, much less a REST-ful one. HATEOAS Motherfuckers!