RESTful routing

RESTful routing is a way for web applications to organize how they handle different actions related to resources, like items or users. It uses standard URLs and HTTP methods (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE) to perform actions such as viewing, creating, updating, or deleting data. Each URL pattern corresponds to a specific function, making the website's structure predictable and easy to understand. For example, accessing "/articles" with GET retrieves all articles, while POST to the same URL creates a new one. This consistent approach streamlines communication between the browser and the server, improving efficiency and clarity.