Those are called Guard clauses and they are implement in plenty of systems.. this paradigm has nothing to do with "Ruby". In any case, the Ruby community alrea

Those are called Guard clauses and they are implement in plenty of systems.. this paradigm has nothing to do with "Ruby". In any case, the Ruby community already has good guidelines on the "Unless" usage, there are few scenarios where they are useful but it's not like you find them everywhere in a codebase. For example, we don't use "Unless" with "Else", or use Unless with negation (like the article), or use Unless in nested If statement, etc. Rubocop will catch many of these and warn you. My point is that experienced engineers will use the language as it was intended to and not abuse its features.