Just a quick observation regarding "static" routes. Is "static" really a
good name here? IMHO a "static" route is something that never changes,
as opposed to dynamic route:
/foo/bar is a static route
/foo/{bar} is a dynamic one
Perhaps the term should be a "void" route? A route that is never matched
to a view (void) but still exists and can be used to generate the urls.
Such a route can be static (/foo/bar) or dynamic (/foo/{bar}).
My apologies if this has been discussed before, I just got the
opportunity to inspect 1.1 more deeply.
Vlad
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