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Good URLs are important. The best URLs are readable, reliable and hackable.
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Here’s a useful rule of thumb:
Links to (and within) your site should never, ever end with index.php / index.html / default.aspx / any default directory index filename.
The whole point those defaults is that you can link to the containing directory to see their content, resulting in a shorter and prettier URL. If you’re linking to them directly you’re missing out on a golden opportunity to disambiguate your URLs.
Disambiguating your URLs isn’t particularly difficult. The no-www site offers tips on having one domain name redirect to the other, and there are various mod_rewrite techniques for achieving the desired effect as well.
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Guy FawkesGood URLs should be unambiguous. By that, I mean that any logical piece of content should have one and only one definitive URL, with any alternatives acting as a permanent redirect.
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Are Halland"Good URLs are important. The best URLs are readable, reliable and hackable."
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Andre MalheiroI mean that any logical piece of content should have one and only one definitive URL, with any alternatives acting as a permanent redirect.
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