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URL-Shortening Service in #java, Spring Boot and #redis
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Building a URL-Shortening service from scratch using Java, Spring Boot, and RedisUrl Shortening with Java, Spring Boot, and RedisHave you ever wondered how URL Shorteners work? A curious question led me to several StackOverflow posts regarding implementation. Intrigued, I decided to implement one and write my experience about it.Today, we will build one using Java, Spring Boot, Redis. For the impatient, skip ahead to Implementation. Whip out your favorite editor and follow along with me!Origins to URL ShortenersThe first URL Shortener was created by a web developer named Kevin Gilbertson, the founder of TinyURL in 2002. Annoyed at sending long links on forums, Kevin decided to do something to improve his user experience.Kevin probably did not enjoy sending links like theseToday, link (...)

#build-a-url-shortener #url-shorteners #url-shortening-service

YOURLS : Your Own URL Shortener
►http://yourls.org

YOURLS stands for Your Own #URL_Shortener. It is a small set of #PHP scripts that will allow you to run your own URL shortening service (a la TinyURL or bitly).

Running your own URL shortener is fun, geeky and useful: you own your data and don’t depend on third party services. It’s also a great way to add branding to your short URLs, instead of using the same public URL shortener everyone uses.

YOURLS Features

Free and Open Source software.
Private (your links only) or Public (everybody can create short links, fine for an intranet)
Sequential or custom URL keyword
Handy bookmarklets to easily shorten and share links
Awesome stats: historical click reports, referrers tracking, visitors geo-location
Neat Ajaxed interface
Terrific Plugin architecture to easily implement new features
Cool developer API
Full jsonp support
Friendly installer
Sample files to create your own public interface and more

#logiciel_libre #MIT_license

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