Storing State in the URL

Re:Storing State in the URL by treve on Thursday May 12, 2022 @03:36AM (#31350443)

I'm by no means an anti-SPA zealot, I think they have their place.

But, it's pretty humorous at times to see people put all this effort into replicating what was once the default behavior of the web.

HATEOAS is new again?

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Re:Storing State in the URL by pkz on Thursday May 12, 2022 @04:08AM (#31350671)

Exactly. This post was like a blast from the past about things that have been working fine for ages. Curious if young developers read this and thought it was a modern invention.

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Re:Storing State in the URL by cryptonector on Friday May 13, 2022 @07:57PM (#31373780)

HATEOAS is a lot better when you can make the browser super smart by putting making it execute... the application.

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