Ruby on Rails - Controllers - Exercise 1

Create two controllers called Users and Posts
For each controller, create methods index and new and appropriate view
files
/users/index will later display all the users and users/new will later
display a form that allows someone to create a new user
/posts/index will later display all the posts and posts/new will later
display a form that allows someone to create a new post
Create two layouts (users.html.erb and posts.html.erb)
When you go to users/index or users/new, have it have a completely
different look/layout than the pages in the posts controller.
For the users layout
use users.js or users.js.coffee
use users.css or users.css.scss
do NOT call application.js or application.css
For the posts layout
use posts.js or posts.js.coffee
use posts.css or posts.css.scss
do NOT call application.js or application.css
For each /new view (/users/new and /posts/new), create a form with
plain HTML (do not use any form helpers) just so that it looks nice.
Modify your layouts so that the view file can pass a parameter/text to
the layout allowing the layout to display different titles for each
view page.  You can make the title tag for each page as follows
/users/index - Display all users
/users/new - Add a new user
/posts/index - Display all posts
/posts/new - Add a new post