Closed joeriverheijden closed 3 years ago
@hoanphungt @lexvand
A classical example of Linkrot: https://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linkrot
As handy as links are, they are very sensitive to it. Modern saas applications might prevent this by saving links to pages centralized (see also "Linkrot vermijden" on the wikipedia page).
@Derryrover I fixed the link for now. What you suggested is also nice, I don't quite understand your last point though:
Modern saas applications might prevent this by saving links to pages centralized (see also "Linkrot vermijden" on the wikipedia page).
Does it mean we store our links in a database?
Fixed and merged to master
@Derryrover I fixed the link for now. What you suggested is also nice, I don't quite understand your last point though:
Modern saas applications might prevent this by saving links to pages centralized (see also "Linkrot vermijden" on the wikipedia page).
Does it mean we store our links in a database?
Yes. Links are "content". Content should be data(base) driven. Not hardcoded in the program routines. Pragmatically it can be faster to hardcode links of course, but usually big systems use "content management" for this.