Rails provides an easy way to test generators if you’re using test/unit, but what can you do if you’re using RSpec?
CommentsRestful routing has a new syntax and better support for ASP.NET MVC 2 areas. Routes are now grouped into route sets and a route set can be composed of multiple route sets using the Connect<RouteSet>(“pathprefix”) method described later.
CommentsRails’ RESTful routing is something I miss when developing for ASP .NET MVC. The style it imposes on your application architecture has many benefits. I wanted this style for my ASP.NET MVC apps. I started looking at Adam Tybor’s SimplyRestfulRouting handler in MvcContrib. This works well for simple applications, but it doesn’t have a lot of the features/configuration options rails’ routing does. I needed more, so I decided to build my own.
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