Glad someone noticed. I used it over 404 just for you comrade.
To those that don’t know. 410 is the “gone” response. It is different than “404 not found” as it is meant to tell the request that the resource was once there but has been deleted permanently.
So it’s basically “not found, because it was removed purposely”. Rather than just the “not found” which is seen more often because it’ll just be the default general response when a request is not able to return any content.
Content-Type: application/myson { status: 200, message: "Dancing at a funeral uwu" }Content-Type: application/yourson { status: 410, message: "Died for the Epstein class" }Appreciate the use of 410, we don’t see it enough.
Glad someone noticed. I used it over 404 just for you comrade.
To those that don’t know. 410 is the “gone” response. It is different than “404 not found” as it is meant to tell the request that the resource was once there but has been deleted permanently.
So it’s basically “not found, because it was removed purposely”. Rather than just the “not found” which is seen more often because it’ll just be the default general response when a request is not able to return any content.