How to save the state of a frontend application in... the URL
Scott Antipa's article discusses how web applications can store state in URLs. In today's app-driven world, managing state is a crucial aspect of user experiences. Antipa emphasizes that using URLs to store application state allows for easy sharing of links and later reproduction of those states. This means that users can return to a specific state of the app, significantly improving their experience. The article includes demonstration examples that illustrate the effective application of this technique. The author also points out that this approach can enhance SEO, as Google can index content based on states saved in URLs.