I just thought I'd share an epiphany in case any other lunkheads were
under the same misconception I was.
I had been avoiding chained actions for months b/c I was under the
impression they were synonymous with code namespaces. Today, I
realized they aren't.
So, I was doing things like:
/post/[id]
/admin/post/[id]
With plenty of duplicated code between them because I thought the
admin paths had to be under Admin::auto to do blanket security stuff
and I didn't want to seed security checks everywhere b/c I know I'd
miss something.
I realize now I can do
/post/[id]
/post/[id]/edit
/post/[id]/private_notes # whatever
And put the edit code into Admin::Post::edit and just chain it back
to the public Post view.
Like built-in information architecture. Thanks again to all the Cat
developers. SO NICE.
–Ashley
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