The route will look like this:

• /0/zone/apps
  shows the list of apps in Zone 0
• /0/zone/apps/17/app/data
  shows the data of app 17, when access through the zone-dialog
• /0/17/app/data
  shows the data of app 17, when accessed directly
• /0/system/settings
  shows the system settigs

Parts of the Route

1. Required
   1. Zone ID
   2. Root dialog name
2. Almost always required
   1. App ID - as it's valid for all dialogs below it
3.  Optional
   1. Parameters for the view
   2. Sub-dialog
   3. Parameters for the sub-dialog
   4. Sub-Sub-dialog
   5. Parameters for the sub-sub-dialog
   6. etc.

First Parameters

Root

1. ZoneId is always required, no matter what. This is the first parameter
2. AppId is required in 95% of all cases. It's required in those cases. The only dialogs which don't require the AppId are:
   1. Zone
   2. System
3. Root dialog name - the entry dialog
4. Root dialog parameters if needed

Dialogs

Names and Structure

1. Root Dialogs without App ID
   1. system - the overall dialog for system settings, insights, etc. with sub-dialogs
   2. zone - the zone management listing the apps 
2. Root Dialogs with App ID
   1. edit - most used, normal edit UI
   2. app - app management UI - this has many sub-views, like
   3. code - code editor
   4. query - visual query editor
   5. list - list of items (same as data/list)
   6. sorted-items - for sorted lists in content
   7. replace - for replacing an item in a list
3. Dialogs not in the main, new UI
   1. layout - to pick an app and/or view
   2. history - to see the histor of an item - this will probably be moved into the main app at some time

Dialogs in Dialogs (Subrouting)

1. zone
   1. apps - list of apps
      1. import (app-import)
   2. settings (zone-settings) - atm just languages
   3. features
   4. insights
2.  edit
   1. edit (normal edit) - can be opened within edit, for sub-items
3. app
   1. home (app-home)
   2. data (app-data) - list of content-types with actions like export/import
      1. type-edit (data-type-edit) - add/edit a content-type
      2. schema (data-schema)
      3. edit (normal edit) - for type-metadata etc.
      4. list (data-list)
         1. edit (normal edit) - edit an item 
         2. export (list-export)
         3. import (list-import)
      5. rest (list-rest) would show rest-APIs for a content-type (new)
   3. queries (app-queries)
   4. views (app-views)
   1. edit (normal edit) - to configure a view
   2. code (edit the source
   5. apis (app-apis)
      1. js (app-api-js) - generate JS code, show endpoints etc.
      2. code (edit code) - won't be available as it should open a new window
   6. settings (app-settings)
      1. schema (normal data-schema) - for settings, resources
      2. edit (normal edit) - for settings, resources, app
      3. export (app-export)
      4. partial-export (app-partial-export)
      5. partial-import (app-partial-import)
   7. global (app-global) - for setting the languages
   8. queries
      1. edit (normal edit) for query
4. query
   1. edit (normal edit) for query, data-source configuration
5. list (data-list) - see above, same routes possible
   1. edit
   2. export
   3. import
6. sorted-items
   1. edit (normal edit)
7. replace
   1. edit (normal edit) - used when copying an existing item