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I've been giving this some thought... While I definitely agree with you, adding the extra route seems more "future-proof". And it's not like the urls are rememb
by MarsB 1y ago
I've been giving this some thought... While I definitely agree with you, adding the extra route seems more "future-proof". And it's not like the urls are rememberable anyway... But it might be worth just making the whole link much much shorter over all. I'll think about this!
- chrisstanchak 1y agoThe $0.01 solution is to use /d/
- msephton 1y agoOr /y/ for dumpty
- nomel 1y ago> And it's not like the urls are rememberable anyway They're what everyone sees, when a link is shared. It's a fundamental part of the user experience, for a service like this. As stupid as it is, I would be a bit embarrassed to share a link with "dump" in it. Dump.ty is fine/great. > adding the extra route seems more "future-proof". I'd claim this is a separate issue. "routing" isn't real, after all, it's just string matching. Most/all routers have regex match options that might take some ns longer. You're free to do whatever you want in the future, trivially so if you make sure whatever future path doesn't look like an ID.
- MarsB 1y agoI liked your points, I updated the link structure. :)