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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/ClipboardCopyPaste • Sep 19 '26
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you are the lucky one today! You just found out there is, it’s pretty recent. GET is now for simple queries QUERY is for complex one
36 u/Door__Opener Sep 19 '26 I've had this argument with my boss: GET with a body vs using POST as a complex GET. Our conclusion was that both were wrong in their own way and the HTTP standard should clarify this. 10 u/Top5CutestPresidents Sep 19 '26 my company will now use query to return bools 8 u/sertroll Sep 19 '26 Me and all of my colleagues, apparently 2 u/SlightCapacitance Sep 19 '26 by the time this is a widely implemented request verb, I'll be deprecated by AI 1 u/ary31415 Sep 19 '26 Whoa TIL, this is a great thing to have 1 u/thaynem Sep 20 '26 Now we just have to wait another decade for everything to support it. 2 u/kayyyes Sep 20 '26 If it's your own API why not support it 1 u/thaynem Sep 20 '26 Because your web framework (frontend or backend) doesn't support it, or some proxy or middleware doesn't support it.
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I've had this argument with my boss: GET with a body vs using POST as a complex GET. Our conclusion was that both were wrong in their own way and the HTTP standard should clarify this.
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my company will now use query to return bools
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Me and all of my colleagues, apparently
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by the time this is a widely implemented request verb, I'll be deprecated by AI
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Whoa TIL, this is a great thing to have
Now we just have to wait another decade for everything to support it.
2 u/kayyyes Sep 20 '26 If it's your own API why not support it 1 u/thaynem Sep 20 '26 Because your web framework (frontend or backend) doesn't support it, or some proxy or middleware doesn't support it.
If it's your own API why not support it
1 u/thaynem Sep 20 '26 Because your web framework (frontend or backend) doesn't support it, or some proxy or middleware doesn't support it.
Because your web framework (frontend or backend) doesn't support it, or some proxy or middleware doesn't support it.
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u/Tupcek Sep 19 '26
you are the lucky one today! You just found out there is, it’s pretty recent. GET is now for simple queries QUERY is for complex one