Apply DHH Rails conventions to models, controllers, and concerns.
npx skills add https://github.com/newstler/template --skill dhh-rails-style-newstler
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: dhh-rails-style Source: https://github.com/newstler/template/tree/main/.claude/skills/dhh-rails-style Command: npx skills add https://github.com/newstler/template --skill dhh-rails-style-newstler
Writing Rails code in DHH's 37signals style helps teams achieve RESTful design, fat models, thin controllers, and clearer conventions across projects.
Apply the DHH Rails style guide to your Rails codebase to align models, controllers, and views with RESTful, clear, and maintainable patterns.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To write Rails controllers with DHH conventions, keep them thin and RESTful by pushing business logic into rich domain models and using Current attributes for request-scoped state. This approach avoids unnecessary service objects and maintains clear, maintainable code.
Vanilla Rails principles emphasize using built-in framework patterns like RESTful routing, fat models, and concerns for shared behavior instead of adding extra abstractions. Apply them to new or existing Rails projects to ensure code remains cohesive and readable.
Yes, the DHH Rails style works with Hotwire and Stimulus by encouraging straightforward Stimulus usage and Hotwire patterns for maintainable UIs. This keeps front-end code cohesive and integrated with vanilla Rails conventions.
The best way to structure shared behavior in Rails without service objects is using focused concerns extracted from rich domain models. This DHH style ensures code remains readable and maintainable while avoiding unnecessary abstraction layers.
You should avoid service objects in Rails when you can express the same business logic through rich domain models, concerns, and Current attributes. The DHH style favors minimal service objects to keep code clear and maintainable within vanilla Rails conventions.
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