dhh-rails-style

To enforce DHH Rails conventions in Ruby code, apply structured patterns like RESTful controllers, state-as-records domain objects, and concerns for reuse. This improves readability and maintainability across controllers, models, views, and tests.

The best way to refactor legacy Rails controllers is to enforce RESTful CRUD mapping by modeling actions as resources. This replaces verb-laden routes, aligning with DHH conventions for better testability and collaboration.

DHH Rails style encourages state as records via dedicated domain objects rather than boolean flags. This approach improves auditability and queryability across your Rails models.

Yes, you can integrate Turbo and Stimulus with DHH Rails conventions. The standardization of Turbo and Stimulus keeps context and behavior explicit across layers, alongside concerns and Current attributes.

When following DHH Rails style, authorization belongs in User models. This keeps context and behavior explicit across layers while maintaining RESTful controller patterns.