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Here's a workspace with our
same Sinatra app from before.

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Notice I made sure to add set bind 0,
0, 0, 0 right after

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the require Sinatra lines so that I can
connect to the app from a remote computer.

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We already have a route to accept
get requests for the /apple path and

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returns to main HTML in the response.

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We can support additional paths by adding
additional routes, one after another.

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So let's go down here to the bottom,

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we'll add another get route for
a path of /banana.

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We'll give it a block which will be
used to determine Sinatra's response.

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Now let's go up here and make this a level
one heading, while I'm thinking about it.

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And we'll do the same here,
level one heading.

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Here's a ripe banana, close our heading,
and close our string.

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And then we'll set up a third route.

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Also for get request, and
we'll give this one a path of /carrot.

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Set up a block.

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Level one heading.

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Here's a crunchy carrot.

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We'll be sure to save that, and then we
need to go to the console and run it.

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Ruby produce.rb.

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Now we can go into the preview and
reload, and there's our /apple path.

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And now we can change the path
from /apple to /banana.

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And a get request for
that path will be sent instead.

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When a request comes into a Sinatra app,

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it looks through the routes you've
defined one by one from top to bottom.

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The first routes match both
the request method, get in this case,

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and the resource path will be chosen, and
the accompanying Ruby block will be run.

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So this request will match the GET
/banana route in our app, the block for

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that route will be run, and
we'll get different HTML in response.

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We can also change the path to /carrot,

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Which will match the third route and
run the third block.

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For additional practice you should
try adding more get routes to our

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produce.rb app now.

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You can also try returning different
HTML strings from the existing routes.

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We'll see you in the next stage where
we'll be talking about a Sinatra feature

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that will let you render not just
short strings but an entire HTML page.