All scaffolding does is sets up a controller and views with some basic forms, and generates a model and migration like you would’ve generated anyway. It’s not l

All scaffolding does is sets up a controller and views with some basic forms, and generates a model and migration like you would’ve generated anyway. It’s not like there’s anything unique or difficult to refactor about the ~6 files it generates, it’s just a basic CRUD entity to start building from. (Which , if you’re building a rails app, is probably going to involve lots of CRUD forms) Anyone telling you that’s bad is doing a tiny bit more work than they need to! As someone that enjoys a fair amount of pot, I’m ultra-laid-back enough to favour letting the machine do a tiny bit more of the work.