dhh-rails-style

To write Rails code in DHH's style, enforce REST purity, keep controllers thin by moving logic to fat models, adopt Hotwire patterns, and prioritize clarity over cleverness for maintainability.

37signals' best practices for Rails models emphasize fat models that encapsulate business logic, adhere to REST purity, and follow the philosophy that vanilla Rails is plenty for most application architectures.

Review Ruby code against DHH's clarity over cleverness philosophy by checking for unnecessary metaprogramming, ensuring vanilla Rails conventions are used, and verifying that Hotwire patterns and Current attributes are applied correctly.

Yes, DHH's Rails style actively incorporates Hotwire patterns for building new features, aligning with the 37signals approach of leveraging vanilla Rails to achieve efficient and maintainable web application architecture.

Use Current attributes in a Rails application to manage request-scoped global state cleanly, a pattern endorsed by 37signals to maintain thin controllers and fat models without overcomplicating your Ruby code.

The best way to adopt 37signals conventions for Ruby code generation is to apply DHH's Rails style, focusing on REST purity, fat models, thin controllers, and the pragmatic clarity over cleverness philosophy.