Ok so i am making a website where one can monitor energy usage for there home (or homes) The database design is as such: Users have many homes. Homes have many rooms.. Rooms have many appliances. Now the main view for the users shows all of this at once. Now what i want to do is create the forms for adding/editing rooms, and adding editing appliances. The main view is in users/index and shows all the various information. I may create more detailed specific views for each item but that will come later. Should my add/edit forms be made in the say rooms/edit or appliances/edit, or should i add an action to the users controller like users/appliance_edit. Obviously my users controller will get bloated like this but at the same time i'm going to have to make sure that the user is editing an allowed appliance or room. I suppose i just manually query when an edit of room or appliance occurs to make sure that the current user is the owner before an update right? What do you guys usually do in these situations.?
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