Neil Shweky (SWE @ Chariot) Shino Kouda No, here is a good explanation of `&:` syntax honeybadger.io/blog/how-ruby-…

Ruby-on-Rails bullet gem tutorial bootrails.com/blog/rails-bul…

Shino Kouda Even writing the guide is challenging
discuss.rubyonrails.org/t/guide-to-rai…

Shino Kouda #ruby #rubocop prefers a hash over if/elsif/else

Shino Kouda The equivalent in Ruby would be something like:

Andrei Kaleshka Shino Kouda carbon.now.sh

Shino Kouda If you use the slice method in Ruby its actually substantially faster than using the reverse method.

A short article about how to simplify the Rails console command thanks to the aliases file. bootrails.com/blog/rails-con…

To give access to some functionalities that are only available in various contexts, like named route helpers and view helper methods, the Rails console provides 'app' and 'helper' instances.

Shino Kouda I always try to write beginners friendly, I hope my blog can help
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Shino Kouda u-case by Rodrigo Serradura is pretty impressive as it makes your app really SOLID.

github.com/serradura/u-ca…

Shino Kouda Maybe watching this repo: github.com/gramantin/awes…. Also subscribing to Ruby Radar :)

Shino Kouda My solution is 'One service per action'. Under each service, you can break down responsibilities with any numbers of POROs you like. github.com/hoppergee/soli…

Shino Kouda Nice read.
Minor observation, there is a typo in the module declaration 'Repaire' i.e. extra 'e'

Also, what are your thoughts on 'Composition vs Inheritance'?
thoughtbot.com/blog/reusable-…

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Shino Kouda Transaction + pessimistic locking would be my approach here. See the example from Rails API itself. Also for financial stuff it’s err in favor of the customer. So ensure that transactions don’t get double booked etc.

Shino Kouda .idea

Shino Kouda My tip here is different...

According to Ruby Style Guides:
- 'is' shouldn't be used for function names
- methods that return a boolean should end with a question mark

The template would look like so: #truthy ?

ruby-style-guide.shopify.dev

Shino Kouda This habit is reinforced when using Stimulus because of how target names are used in the Stimulus controllers.