Enforce 37signals/DHH Rails conventions across Ruby and Rails codebases.
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Standardizes Ruby on Rails coding style to align with 37signals/DHH principles, reducing drift and accelerating reviews.
Review a Ruby or Rails file and transform it to follow the DHH Rails style guidelines.
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Enforce DHH Rails conventions by applying 37signals patterns for fat models, thin controllers, and RESTful design to review and refactor Ruby code. This standardizes your codebase to align with DHH principles and reduces style drift.
37signals coding conventions for Rails models and controllers promote fat models, thin controllers, and RESTful patterns. They also encourage using Current attributes and clear ownership to standardize project architecture and naming.
Yes, you can use DHH Rails style guidelines to refactor existing Ruby code. By reviewing a Ruby or Rails file, you can transform it to follow explicit conventions for time zones, views, and naming to accelerate code reviews.
The DHH Rails style guide does cover Turbo and Stimulus integration. It promotes clear conventions for front-end integration alongside patterns for models, controllers, views, and RESTful design within Ruby on Rails projects.
The best way to standardize Ruby on Rails coding style is to apply explicit 37signals conventions during code generation and review. Adopting patterns for RESTful design and naming reduces drift and accelerates the review process.
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