dhh-ruby-style

Apply DHH's Ruby on Rails style by following conventions for fat models, thin controllers, and REST-purity. The guide provides canonical controller, model, and view patterns with practical examples to ensure consistent implementation across your projects.

Structure Rails controllers following REST-purity by keeping them thin and relying on standard actions. DHH's style guide outlines canonical naming patterns and conventions to scaffold controllers consistently without unnecessary complexity.

DHH's Ruby style guide covers models and views by enforcing fat models, thin controllers, and current attributes. It provides canonical conventions and practical code patterns to align your entire Rails application structure.

Use this Rails style guide for onboarding new developers by referencing its structured patterns and practical examples. It accelerates hands-on adoption of DHH's conventions, reducing confusion and bike-shedding across your team.

Use DHH's Ruby style guide to align your team on a philosophy of clarity, conventional structure, and practical patterns. It distinguishes itself by enforcing REST-purity and fat model principles to minimize debate and reduce confusion.

Adopting DHH's Rails style for existing applications may require significant refactoring to achieve REST-purity and fat models. The guide targets scaffolding new apps and onboarding, so applying it to legacy code requires careful pattern review.