Ruby on Rails

Vivek Sampara wrote in post #1165021:
> David for the route to show up like twitter, you can use friendly_id
> <https://github.com/norman/friendly_id> gem. or write your own route
> like
> this
>
> get "/:profile_id" => "profiles#show", :as => "user_profile",
> :constraints
> => { :profile_id => /[^\/]+/ }

I started using this gem earlier today. It works great. All I had to do
was add the :slug to the :users table and then I added the initializing
statement to the user.model. I'm currently looking into social
networking gems, I'm trying to pick the best one before I dive in with
the project.

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