URL encoding is fine for simple key-value pairs, but if you’re dealing with complex data, just use JSON. Less hassle.
One thing to watch: spaces and symbols like & or = can mess up URL-encoded strings. Always test edge cases!
If you’re lazy (like me), libraries like Axios handle encoding automatically for JSON payloads.
One thing to watch: spaces and symbols like & or = can mess up URL-encoded strings. Always test edge cases!
If you’re lazy (like me), libraries like Axios handle encoding automatically for JSON payloads.
