Peter Gerdes • 4 years ago
Route globbing is useful if you have a React application so the URLs in the browser don't actually match the served routes and you need any unmatched request to serve the react app in case user reload.
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Peter Gerdes • 4 years ago
Route globbing is useful if you have a React application so the URLs in the browser don't actually match the served routes and you need any unmatched request to serve the react app in case user reload.
HI!
DRG CMS which is my product is using *path route for all website pages routings. Routes are defined as links in pages collection (table). This enables me two scenarios.
1. Complex sites with lots of menus and sub menus which are controlled and extended by editors without programmers intervention.
2. Use more then single site per Rails instance. Beside using less memory main advantage is sharing data (eg. users data) between different sites.
Largest sites created with DRG CMS are https://www.ozs.si and https://www.svetovanje.si The sites belongs to organization of Slovenian craftsmen which has lots commites and sections with data useful for their members. Sites share Rails instance with 3 other web sites and they consume about 140MB RAM per Rails instance.
If you are interested you can read more about DRG CMS at https://www.drgcms.org.
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