You can define inline routes without any controllers and views, by mapping an incoming request to a lambda following the Rack protocol.

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The word Rack actually refers to two things: a protocol and a gem. We will start by understanding the problem Rack solves and move to more advanced concepts like middleware and the Rack DSL. In this article, we’ll do a deep dive into the Rails Router to understand it better.

Inline Routes in Rails

<p>Can we add the tag #bad_practice to this article? Good luck to writing test</p>


<p>It’s fun to know, but I highly discourage using such tweak.</p>
