rails-code-review

To review a Rails controller, audit it against guidelines that enforce service objects, presenters, and HAML, yielding actionable refactors with concrete examples to improve maintainability and testability.

Konvenit guidelines for Ruby on Rails enforce service objects, presenters, HAML, and consistent double-quote usage across controllers, models, and views to improve maintainability, readability, and testability.

Yes, this code review approach applies to Rails applications of various sizes and maturities, auditing architecture and checking best practices across your codebase without requiring specific dependencies.

Refactoring Rails models involves auditing them for deviations from best practices and applying concrete refactors that extract logic into service objects and presenters to improve testability and readability.

The best way to enforce HAML and consistent double-quote usage in Rails views is to audit them according to Konvenit guidelines, which identify deviations and provide actionable refactors with concrete examples.