When you add a custom route, make it a named route so you have url helper methods to easily link to that new route. See episode for details.

In this episode you will learn how to add custom routes, make some parameters optional, and add requirements for other parameters.

This more advanced episode will show you how to dynamically generate named routes by adding a method to the map object.

Sometimes you need to add complex/dynamic routes. This is often impossible to do in routes.rb, but do not worry. It can be accomplished with a catch-all route. See how in this episode.

Rails 3 sports a new routing interface. In this episode I show how to translate the old interface into the new one and show off a few new features.

In this episode I show how to nest resources through routing and go into some new additions in Rails 2.2.

Here we dive deeper into Devise by customizing how the views, routing, validations, and authentication works.

Learn how to unleash the full potential of subdomains with the subdomain-fu Rails plugin in this episode.

REST adds many constraints. It restricts your controllers to seven actions. Normally this is okay, but sometimes you need to add your own custom actions. Learn how in this episode.

See how to easily generate and link to an RSS feed using new features in Rails 2.0. Watch this episode or details.