[blaix]

I think it is advocating something concrete: Drop the separate routing layer. Then it gives two concrete examples of how to handle urls: Sinatra-style and HTTP-style methods in the controller. I think the biggest problem in the article is its use of an ugly url in the examples.

I actually like the HTTP-style method approach. You mention pushback to prevent people from creating mega-controllers, and I think this takes it even a step further. It really ties the controller to the resource. As mentioned in the article, this is already how the methods are called in the tests.