dhh-rails-style

To follow DHH's Rails conventions, refactor controllers by moving business logic into fat models and keeping controllers thin. This approach prioritizes REST purity and clarity over cleverness, ensuring Ruby code remains pragmatic and maintainable.

DHH's Rails conventions favor REST purity, Current attributes, and Hotwire patterns to avoid over-engineering. This philosophy emphasizes clarity over cleverness, utilizing fat models and thin controllers to keep application architecture simple and efficient.

Yes, this approach analyzes existing Ruby and Rails code against 37signals conventions to provide actionable code review feedback. It evaluates whether your current implementation aligns with DHH's pragmatic style and offers guidance on preferred best practices.

Yes, you can generate Ruby and Rails code utilizing Hotwire patterns and Current attributes. These specific patterns are core components of the 37signals philosophy, ensuring new features align with DHH's distinctive and efficient coding style.

The best way to implement a new Rails feature following 37signals style is to apply REST purity and the clarity over cleverness philosophy. This ensures your code generation and architectural decisions match DHH's pragmatic conventions and avoid common over-engineering pitfalls.

You should reconsider DHH's Rails conventions if your application requires heavy architectural patterns that deviate from REST purity or fat models. This approach intentionally avoids over-engineering, which may conflict with complex enterprise requirements outside the 37signals philosophy.