Personally I like URLs that use Pascal Casing, like the one for this post, for example

I guess it's a DasBlog thing, but good lord: a globally unique ID in a blog hyperlink? Has it really come to this?

It's a useful feature to provide additional context for a URL, suggest tags, or measure one aspect of a site's popularity.

There are some things about MSDN links that are weird, and hard to use, and maybe even a problem internationally, to boot.

Of course you can update a resource in a versioned system.

There are more than 30 methods in ASP.NET classes that deal with paths and/or URLs. Many developers coming from traditional ASP tend to stick with the methods they know from ASP (which are still there), but there are many other useful methods that can sav

URL Encoding is the process of converting string into valid URL format.

This document specifies a Uniform Resource Locator (URL), the syntax and semantics of formalized information for location and access of resources on the Internet.