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Название: Exploding Rails
Автор: Ryan Bigg
Издательство: Leanpub
Год: 2019-03-29
Страниц: 169
Язык: английский
Формат: pdf (true), mobi, epub
Размер: 10.16 MB
Build a maintainable Rails application by using next-generation gems from the dry-rb and rom-rb suite. This book shows you how to easily bring those gems into the web framework you know and... well, the one you know. Learn how to build a maintainable Rails application by using the rom-rb and dry-rb set of gems to your advantage. Move away from messy, traditional Rails code and move towards crisp, clean code. The default structure of Rails applications hasn't changed all that much in over a decade. And with good reason: this directory structure makes it easy to jump into building a Rails application. While I agree that this way is still extremely simple and great for getting started within a Rails application, I do not agree that this is the best way to organise a Rails application with long-term maintenance in mind. A decade of Ruby development has produced some great alternatives to Rails' MVC directory structure that are definitely worthwhile to consider.
Автор: Ryan Bigg
Издательство: Leanpub
Год: 2019-03-29
Страниц: 169
Язык: английский
Формат: pdf (true), mobi, epub
Размер: 10.16 MB
Build a maintainable Rails application by using next-generation gems from the dry-rb and rom-rb suite. This book shows you how to easily bring those gems into the web framework you know and... well, the one you know. Learn how to build a maintainable Rails application by using the rom-rb and dry-rb set of gems to your advantage. Move away from messy, traditional Rails code and move towards crisp, clean code. The default structure of Rails applications hasn't changed all that much in over a decade. And with good reason: this directory structure makes it easy to jump into building a Rails application. While I agree that this way is still extremely simple and great for getting started within a Rails application, I do not agree that this is the best way to organise a Rails application with long-term maintenance in mind. A decade of Ruby development has produced some great alternatives to Rails' MVC directory structure that are definitely worthwhile to consider.