Hi --
On Tue, 16 Dec 2008, John Yerhot wrote:
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> Personally, I try to keeping my applications restful. It may require
> me to rethink how I am going to accomplish a task, but I find it
> usually forces the most elegant solution in the end.
>
> That's not so say I haven't added extra actions to
Take a forum system, hypothetically. You have topics and posts
controllers which both contain the 7 default RESTful actions. Then you
realise "Oh, I want to add in a functionality that allows me to split
topics based on the positioning of certain posts". Ah! A conundrum! So
what do you do
Thanks for the the thoughts on this so far.
Here's a further question...
With Rails, I will primarily be building dynamic sites powered by my own
custom Rails CMS, which I will build in the near future. Also I don't
plan on these sites or CMS being accessed as services. With this in
mind, sho
Hi Elliott Golden..,
If you want to use Restful you can ,And even if you want to add more actions
you can but they need to be defined as those seven methods only..,
if the controller is small then better to do with out RESTful ..
Enjoy and Gud luck
Regards
hafeez
On Wed, Dec 17, 2008 at 8:52 A
Personally, I try to keeping my applications restful. It may require
me to rethink how I am going to accomplish a task, but I find it
usually forces the most elegant solution in the end.
That's not so say I haven't added extra actions to my controllers, but
they really shouldn't have too much cl
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