ce-dhh-rails-style

DHH Rails conventions advocate for RESTful design using fat models to encapsulate business logic and thin controllers to handle request routing, ensuring a clear separation of concerns across the application architecture.

Use concerns to extract and share horizontal behavior across multiple models in Rails, promoting module reuse and preventing code duplication while keeping your fat models readable and maintainable.

Yes, the 37signals Rails style includes architecture guidance for Turbo and Stimulus integration, providing reusable patterns to maintain consistent code quality during reviews and refactoring of interactive views.

Yes, you can apply DHH coding style to existing Ruby and Rails projects by using the provided reusable patterns and references to refactor code toward RESTful design and consistent conventions.

The best way to enforce consistent Rails coding style is to apply 37signals/DHH conventions across controllers, models, and views, using established architectural patterns to guide code reviews and team standards.