## First Approach

```js
this.route('plans', { path: '/plans' }, function () {
  // index is for list of all plans
  this.route('new');
});

this.route('plan', { path: '/plans/:plan_id' }, function () {
  // index is for viewing the single record
  this.route('edit');
});
```

### pros

* Load singular model only once
* Distinction in transitions, e.g. `transitionTo('plans')` vs `transitionTo('plan')`.

### cons

* Two folders in pods structure
* Distinction in transition names can be missed easily, one letter difference.


## Second Approach

```js
this.route('plans', function () {
  //index is for list of all plans
  this.route('view', { path: ':plan_id' });
  this.route('edit', { path: ':plan_id/edit' });
  this.route('new');
});
```

Can alternatively have a `this.route('list', { path: '/' })` to be more verbose.
Names could also be 'one' & 'many', 'single' & 'plural', 'one' & 'all', 'view' & 'list', etc..

### pros

* Verbose naming scheme
* All in one folder

### cons

* No top down model loading for singular routes