Nested resources in Ruby on Rails: Why bother?
Discover the pros and cons of using nested resources in Ruby on Rails and learn when they truly add value to your application development.
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Nested resources in Ruby on Rails are sort of neat, but they are a pain to implement. What’s more, I have to ask myself, why bother?
If a resource has a unique identifier id, then why would you need to call its parent resource to call it? The unique identifier is enough. And what resource doesn’t have a unique id these days?
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