dhh-ruby-style

To refactor Ruby on Rails controllers following DHH coding style, enforce thin controllers by limiting them to the 7 standard REST actions and extracting complexity into models or concerns. This ensures architectural alignment and REST purity.

DHH's architectural preferences for Ruby on Rails emphasize clarity, convention, and developer happiness through fat models, thin controllers, REST purity, Current attributes, and Hotwire patterns. These principles guide generating and reviewing code.

Yes, you need a solid understanding of Rails conventions and DHH's architectural preferences before applying this coding style. The approach requires knowledge of REST purity, fat models, thin controllers, and Hotwire patterns to properly review and refactor code.

Yes, you can use DHH's Ruby style guidelines to review existing Rails models, controllers, and views. The skill provides code review guidance to align your current Ruby and Rails codebase with DHH's principles of clarity and convention.