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Brianna O'Hara
4,781 PointsDjango Basics, URLS, Regular Expressions etc
In the Django Basics course Kenneth states the following in regards to routes, urls, etc:
"Some frameworks create implicit URL mappings. You make a function in a certain file, you can get to that function through a URL that's usually made up of the file name followed by the function name. Some frameworks let you assign a route or URL to a view when you create the function. Django doesn't do either of these things though."
What are examples of frameworks that lets you make use of the function in a certain file that is accessed by a url with the file name followed by the function name?
I know that Express is an example of a framework that has the pattern where you assign a route/url to a function in a single place in your code.
Hopefully that question makes sense, if that was a little complex I'm basically asking which frameworks match that way of doing things?
Cheers