Re: [Rails] Re: Laying out the flow of an application - where to start?
On 19 July 2013 15:15, Chris Sciolla <lists@ruby-forum.com> wrote:
> @tamouse_m, thank for your insight. Those are great questions and I'll
> be sure to note them. So here are the best answers I have. In this
> particular situation, users are visiting static pages of information.
> There are no real dynamic tasks involved, just browsing pages and
> subpages.
>
> In this case, a user will visit www.example.com. This root page lists
> all states included in the database. The user will click on a state, and
> that page will list all the towns, within that state, that are in the
> database. Next the user clicks a specific town link. On this particular
> page, there is a main navigation with each of the pages I originally
> listed in a navbar. Profiles has three subpages. In each of these pages,
> there is static HTML, that differs for each town, for viewing purposes
> only. So it's fair to assume that these pages and subpages exist for
> each town. Nothing dynamic. On top of this, I would like a simple admin
> are where I can add new states, pages, and information to the
> pages/subpages as well.
That all looks ok, so what is the question that you are asking?
I presume you have already worked right through a good tutorial on
rails, such as railstutorial.org, which is free to use online. If not
then do so and you will understand the basics of Rails.
Colin
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