Create a Basic API with Ruby on Rails - Part 2 - Routing and Versioning

PART 2 - Routing and Versioning

Routing in an API driven app is very important. Often times you want to version your API as well so if someone is using it and a bit behind on versions, their code won't simply break if you make changes.

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