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Your code is supposed to be loadable in any order. If not, you are doing something wrong and you could experience just the same issues without it. But if you d
by byroot 3y ago
Your code is supposed to be loadable in any order. If not, you are doing something wrong and you could experience just the same issues without it.
But if you don't like autoloading, you can turn it off with just `config.eager_load = true`.
- stevebmark 3y agoSure, code isn't supposed to do lots of stuff. Ruby and Rails just make it hyper-easy to make difficult to debug errors.
- byroot 3y agoAll I’m saying is that autoloading isn’t the reason.