Are you guys following Restful Api conventions? if yes then why action like update, delete are part of Urls? about ack-nestjs-boilerplate HOT 4 CLOSED

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No, I do not follow that.

This is my personal opinion. 
In microservice architecture, they have a component named Restful API.

Simply, Restful API use as bridge between backend and frontend.
So, whatever you do in the frontend, like create/update/delete/ or even read (CRUD), that must pass via the Restful API. 
Your frontend does have the capability of doing CRUD directly.

This answer will differ from your case, especially if you use monolithic architecture.

Hopefully, this will help you.

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So if i use this boilerplate for a monolith app. Should i rename routes to restful naming conventions like
PUT /users/update/:user -> PUT /users/:id?

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I think that is just the same. You can choose whatever you like. 
That is just the style among developers.

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