dhh-rails-style

You can enforce DHH Rails conventions for consistent controllers, models, and views by applying this skill's reference-driven framework to refactoring, scaffolding, and code review workflows.

The best way to structure Rails controllers following 37signals style is to enforce REST-centric design patterns that keep controllers readable and push domain logic into rich models.

The state-as-records pattern in Rails models persists state directly as database records rather than state machines, promoting domain-rich models and clear data integrity within your application.

Yes, this Rails style guide supports Turbo and Stimulus-driven frontends, enforcing conventions that align with 37signals development patterns for interactive UIs.

Yes, you can use Minitest with fixtures when following DHH coding conventions, as this skill explicitly enforces Minitest and fixtures over alternative testing frameworks for Rails applications.

You should use Rails concerns for horizontal behavior when you need to extract shared logic across multiple models or controllers, following the 37signals convention of keeping domain logic clean and maintainable.