I’ve worked in web development for what feels like a century. I must’ve written a bazillion redirects in Apache, nginx, php, node, and probably half a dozen other languages/configurations.
And still, to this day, I need to Google ‘302 vs 301’ every single time I write a redirect to remind myself which one is the permanent and which one is the temporary.
If someone has a tip to help me remember, I’ll be forever grateful!
@michael
I would also refer you to my more famous poem about rsync:
If there's a slash on the end of the source,
It means “only copy the contents” of course
But if the source has no slash on the end
The folder itself is what you will send
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