How do I map all actions for a controller to the top-level in Rails?

Whenever I develop sites using Rails, I create a controller called "fr开发者_开发技巧ont" which has actions like "index," "how," and "about." So, the home page, "How It Works," and "About Us" pages can be accessed via /, /how/, and /about. My routes look like this:

map.root :controller => "front", :action => "index"

map.connect 'how', :controller => 'front', :action => 'how'
map.connect 'about', :controller => 'front', :action => 'about'

I have two questions:

1) Is this a good organization?

2) Is there a way to add one route to make all actions in the "front" controller accessible via /[action]?

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I sometimes have this route as the very last one:

map.connect ':action', :controller => 'main'

...to handle the all-actions thing you mention. As for organization, I think it always depends on the app, what it is, etc. Throw in a little personally preference and I think you're on the right track :)