Except in this case the url IS the data, so storing the url is the same as storing the data.
Its incidental. The state is in the url which is only shortened because its so long. Google’s url shortener is not needed to store the data.
It’s simply a normal use-case for a url shortener. A long url, usually because of some very large query parameter, which gets mapped to a short one.
Its incidental. The state is in the url which is only shortened because its so long. Google’s url shortener is not needed to store the data.
It’s simply a normal use-case for a url shortener. A long url, usually because of some very large query parameter, which gets mapped to a short one.