Ruby on Rails

On Tue, Aug 6, 2013 at 7:59 AM, <ashwinmertes@telenet.be> wrote:

> If a user is logged in, he can see the jobs he created at
> /users/:user_id/jobs. If a user is not logged in, he can see
> all the jobs created by all users at /jobs.

I would recommend un-nesting them. IMHO, nested resources only make
much sense when the inner ones don't make sense outside the context of
the outer ones. (Alternate viewpoints welcome!) Since you allow
/jobs, that's clearly not the case.

Anyway, then you can make the "my jobs" URL something like
"/jobs?posted_by=123" or even "/jobs?posted_by=me" (and interpret "me"
in the controller). That could even be one of many possible job
filtering params.

-Dave

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