yes! i'm doing something similar on a personal project, trying to leverage the rails conventions as much as i can, and so far, it's been a real net gain in prod

yes! i'm doing something similar on a personal project, trying to leverage the rails conventions as much as i can, and so far, it's been a real net gain in productivity from something like rails 5.2/6. i'm using the bleeding edge rails 7.1.alpha, which has a number of niceties like built-in password challenges, template locals, common table expressions in AR, and default dockerfiles (which i don't use), pluse better support for encrypted attributes and (postgres) enums. i'm also using some new-ish ruby features like endless methods, which is surprisingly useful for thinking about how to make methods more atomic and modular.