vanilla-rails-naming

Standardize Rails naming by treating state changes as resources rather than actions, applying a cascade from -able/-ible adjective concerns to noun state models, plural controllers, and singular RESTful routes to eliminate verb and noun confusion.

Refactor Rails features by following a naming cascade: rename a feature like 'pin' to a Pinnable concern, a Pin model, a PinsController, and singular resource routes to maintain predictable, RESTful interfaces.

Use the -able or -ible adjective pattern in Rails when creating concerns for stateful features to initiate a naming cascade that flows from adjectives to noun models, ensuring uniform and scalable code across the project.

Yes, this naming standardization is designed specifically for vanilla Rails projects, requiring no external dependencies to enforce RESTful routes, singular resources, and plain state methods during scaffolding and code reviews.

Treating state changes as resources reduces Rails naming confusion by shifting from action-based verbs to noun-based state models, creating a predictable cascade from adjectives to controllers and routes that scales consistently.

Using singular RESTful routes requires strict adherence to the naming cascade from adjective concerns to noun models, meaning any deviation breaks the predictable interface pattern and reduces code uniformity across the Rails application.