dhh-rails-style

To refactor Rails controllers toward fat models and thin controllers, move business logic into model methods and concerns, keeping controllers focused on RESTful resource routing and rendering. This reduces unnecessary abstractions and keeps business logic easy to understand.

The best way to replace service objects in Ruby on Rails is by using concerns for shared behavior and Current attributes, pushing logic down to database-backed models. This aligns with 37signals style conventions and avoids unnecessary abstractions.

To write Minitest fixtures instead of factories for Rails testing, define sample data in YAML fixture files and load them in your Minitest tests. This approach keeps tests fast and aligns with 37signals style conventions for Rails testing.

Rails Turbo and Stimulus work without heavy JavaScript frameworks by using native CSS and HTML-driven patterns. This approach reduces frontend complexity and aligns with 37signals style conventions for building interactive Rails views.

You need concerns for shared behavior in Rails models when multiple models require identical logic and you want to avoid service objects. This approach keeps business logic database-backed and easy to understand, following 37signals style conventions.