#232 Routing Walkthrough Part 2

Really enjoying these!

Awesome!

Ryan B., as you can see, "collection" method is more safe, i.e. calling inside "resources" is checked, what is not really necessary in well-tested internals for performance reasons.

Thanks Ryan. These last couple of screencasts have been great. I've picked up on some useful tips on how to navigate the Rails source.

Great, great, great work! Please do more episodes on rails 3 internals, at least from time to time. Thanks!

Nice episodes. I guess the most disappointing thing to me is the total lack of documentation in the rails code.

Really nice episode! This will help me a lot.
Just come across a performence killer in my personal rails 3 application: routes helper methods

I usually have several 200-300 links on a single webpage generated by routes helper methods. Now I found how slow they are (sometimes > 1 sec just for view rendering) and probably need to replace them, but after this episode I should better check the Rails source to find a hint on how this performence can be improved.
I wonder somebody already had a similar problem.

Really enjoying the source code walkthrough. Thanks for the great content.

I believe 'mount' is actually the result of Piotr Sarnacki's RSoC work to make engines nicer. So the typical way to use mount would be to mount an engine.

You are one of the very few to do vidcasts that are so incredibly rich with information that they are hard to keep up with. Don't get me wrong please keep up this high standard. Incredible re-run value.

Also love the way you always manage to add extremely valuable new insights and approaches to topics that seem mundane at start.

You got me over to the DRY side.

Tx

Any tips for solving problems like this?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3340693/rails-3-0-0-rc-actioncontrollerroutingerror-no-route-matches/3779732#3779732

If I want to match a user login slug
e.g. mysite.com/john.doe

Is it possible with current match options?

These walkthroughs are great, definitely do more. I vote for ActiveRecord next.

Awesome!

I really hope to see more screencasts on advanced topics like this one.

Thanks.

It is interesting. Thanks.

Love it!