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The document discusses routes.rb in Rails applications. It notes that some developers find routes.rb confusing and messy. The document then analyzes some potential issues with routes.rb, including that the resources method is not very intuitive and that Rails routing is not fully convention over configuration. It also discusses prior work like Conventional Routes and Astaire that aimed to simplify
The document discusses making Rails applications more RESTful. It promotes improving resources in Rails by using the Restfulie plugin. The document advocates for consistency, simplicity and discoverability in RESTful design. However, it notes that just using HTTP verbs and pretty URLs does not necessarily make an application truly RESTful. It outlines the principles of REST including identifying r
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Tim Brayâs article on RESTful Casuistry revisits an odd meme in the REST debates that Iâve been meaning to discredit for a while. Some people think that REST suggests not to use POST for updates.ÃÂ Search my dissertation and you wonât find any mention of CRUD or POST. The only mention of PUT is in regard to HTTPâs lack of write-back caching.ÃÂ The main reason for my lack of specificity is because
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