Sharing Application State in a URL

1 points | by Minhir an hour ago

2 comments

  • MahiroHirakawa an hour ago

    URLs can quietly become databases with terrible ergonomics.

      Minhir an hour ago

      I agree that URLs are not a good choice for storing large amounts of data. They work well for page state, such as filters and search queries. The data itself is better stored in localStorage or IndexedDB. The article is about sharing data through a URL, not about using the URL as primary storage.