On May 28, 11:29 am, Jeff Schwab <j...@schwabcenter.com> wrote:
> That's not how Rails works. You're mostly right about the Models, but
> the controllers are, as Phlip suggested, just "patch boards," not for
> user input. Sometimes a savvy user can send HTTP requests to a Rails
> application without going through any view, but that's not the intent.
>
I'm new to both rails and MVC, so please correct me if I
misunderstand. But it seems that controllers DO handle user input for
the typical web application. A view helps a user format that input,
but it can't receive anything. In fact, I could just send an http
request to a rails application before ever interacting with UI. The
controller is what processes this request, consulting models if
necessary. The view isn't involved until the application tries to
send information back to me.
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