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How I Design Rails Applications Part 1: Value Objects - respond_to do |jason|
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Respond to do jason. Included file 'custom/header.html' not found in includes directory. How I Design Rails Applications Part 1: Value Objects. One of my starting places was this article by Bryan Helmkamp. I will often reference this article in this series. Thanks Bryan for sharing your techniques. I agree with Bryan the suggestion to make “fat models” is not a best practice. The model should not contain logic that does not directly correspond to reading/writing to the database. Class Color include Compa...
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Respond to do jason. Included file 'custom/header.html' not found in includes directory. How I Design Rails Applications Part 2: Form Objects. How I Design Rails Applications Part 1: Value Objects. Ruby, OOP, Events and the Tell Don’t Ask Principle.
How I Design Rails Applications Part 2: Form Objects - respond_to do |jason|
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Respond to do jason. Included file 'custom/header.html' not found in includes directory. How I Design Rails Applications Part 2: Form Objects. In part 2 of this series I am going to discuss the use of form objects. Just as in the last installment I drew my inspiration from this article by Bryan Helmkamp. What is a Form Object and Why Should I Use It? Abstracts the responsibility of create/update of a model(s) to some other class for a better separation of concerns. A form object can be considered a type ...
Ruby, OOP, Events and the Tell Don't Ask Principle - respond_to do |jason|
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Respond to do jason. Included file 'custom/header.html' not found in includes directory. Ruby, OOP, Events and the Tell Don't Ask Principle. Ignoring the existence of events in a program leads to harder to understand/debug code. Events implicitly exist in all programs and if not explicitly utilized do not go away. Tell, Don’t Ask Principle. Instead of asking an object a question about it’s state, making a descision, and proceeding forward we should strive to tell an object what to do. This implementation...
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Respond to do jason. Included file 'custom/header.html' not found in includes directory. How I Design Rails Applications Part 2: Form Objects. In part 2 of this series I am going to discuss the use of form objects. Just as in the last installment I drew my inspiration from this article by Bryan Helmkamp. What is a Form Object and Why Should I Use It? Abstracts the responsibility of create/update of a model(s) to some other class for a better separation of concerns. A form object can be considered a type ...
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