Session Routing via HTTP Headers with Fly and Rails 4

30-Apr-2017 3066
Application routing can be complicated. There's a common case that most teams will run into early on. It pops up when you have a marketing site separate from your application. Your users register and visit your site on a regular basis, but they still need to visit your marketing site to login and resume their session.
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