This week, you'll create a Rails app that can generate web pages on a local server.

There are no automated tests this week.

Create a Rails application that:

• Responds to "http://localhost:3000/favorites" to display a few of your favorite things in an HTML unordered list.
• Responds to "http://localhost:3000/friends" to display a few names of your friends in an HTML unordered list.
• Responds to "http://localhost:3000/greeting" to display a random greeting each time I visit the page. The possible greetings are: "Hello", "How are you?", and "Howdy". Your page must select one at random each time.
• Responds to "http://localhost:3000/search" by redirecting the user to Google's search page.
• Has a navbar at the top of every page, that provides links to all of the pages in your app, including your search url.
• You must use named routes for all URLs in your views and controllers.

• "Routes" map an incoming url path to a specific controller instance method.
• Routes can be "named". Named routes provide view helper methods you can use instead of hardcoding URL strings into your view templates.
• Controller instance methods must render a response.
• They can render a response explicitly or implicitly (using a view template).
• User instance variables to transmit data from a controller to a view.