Thanks. Genuinely asking something here: are relative links actually common in frontend? I've only ever used absolute URLs for static assets. Actually I even made tooling that ensures that static asset paths will always be correct: https://yawaramin.github.io/dream-html/dream-html/Dream_html...
Of course, this kind of tooling exists for many frameworks. But I've never seen frontend frameworks suggest using relative links for static assets, they always seem to put them in a separate subdirectory tree.
Thanks. Genuinely asking something here: are relative links actually common in frontend? I've only ever used absolute URLs for static assets. Actually I even made tooling that ensures that static asset paths will always be correct: https://yawaramin.github.io/dream-html/dream-html/Dream_html...
Of course, this kind of tooling exists for many frameworks. But I've never seen frontend frameworks suggest using relative links for static assets, they always seem to put them in a separate subdirectory tree.