Action Naming Convention

Question

Has anybody established a good naming convention for action in MVC? I was specifically looking at ASP.net MVC but it is a general question. For instance I have an action which displays the login screen (Login) and one which process the login request from that page (LoginTest). I'm not keen on the names and I have a lot of the applicaiton left to write. JavaScript questions and answers, JavaScript questions pdf, JavaScript question bank, JavaScript questions and answers pdf, mcq on JavaScript pdf, JavaScript questions and solutions, JavaScript mcq Test , Interview JavaScript questions, JavaScript Questions for Interview, JavaScript MCQ (Multiple Choice Questions)

Answer 1

Rob Conery at MS suggested some useful RESTful style naming for actions. * Index - the main "landing" page. This is also the default endpoint. * List - a list of whatever "thing" you're showing them - like a list of Products. * Show - a particular item of whatever "thing" you're showing them (like a Product) * Edit - an edit page for the "thing" * New - a create page for the "thing" * Create - creates a new "thing" (and saves it if you're using a DB) * Update - updates the "thing" * Delete - deletes the "thing" results in URLs along the lines of (for a forum) * http://mysite/forum/group/list - shows all the groups in my forum * http://mysite/forum/forums/show/1 - shows all the topics in forum id=1 * http://mysite/forums/topic/show/20 - shows all the posts for topic id=20 Rob Conery on RESTful Architecture for MVC