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To have a useful app, we need to be able to create job postings, see them all and their details, change them, and delete them. The way that Rails wants us to do this is by following RESTful routing conventions, which are perfectly encapsulated by the output of `resource :jobs` in our routes.rb file.
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To have a useful app, we need to be able to create job postings, see them all and their details, change them, and delete them. The way that Rails wants us to do this is by following RESTful routing conventions, which are perfectly encapsulated by the output of `resources :jobs` in our routes.rb file.
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In Rails we work with seven main verbs, which map to different CRUD actions and controller actions:
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