All routes are located in routes/web.py and are extremely simple to understand. They consist of a request method and a route method. For example, to create a GET request it will look like:
We'll talk about the controller in a little bit.
You can read more about routes in the Routing documentation
We will start off by creating a view and controller to create a blog post.
A controller is a simple class that holds controller methods. These controller methods will be what our routes will call so they will contain all of our application logic.
Think of a controller method as a function in the views.py file if you are coming from the Django framework
Let's create our first route now. We can put all routes inside routes/web.py and inside the ROUTES list. You'll see we have a route for the home page. Let's add a route for creating blogs.
You'll notice here we have a BlogController@show string. This means "use the blog controller's show method to render this route". The only problem here is that we don't yet have a blog controller.
Let's create the BlogController in the next step: Part 2 - Creating Our First Controller