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Sure, but as I said, probably not without establishing some culture around it. Just for fun, let's look at shopify's Ruby Style Guide under "General"[0]: A
by vlz 3y ago
Sure, but as I said, probably not without establishing some culture around it. Just for fun, let's look at shopify's Ruby Style Guide under "General"[0]:
Avoid mutating arguments.
Avoid monkeypatching.
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Avoid needless metaprogramming.
Prefer public_send over send so as not to circumvent private protected visibility.
Write ruby -w safe code.
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[0]: https://ruby-style-guide.shopify.dev/#general https://ruby-style-guide.shopify.dev/#general
- mokkol 3y agoEvery big company has (and if they don't, they should) style guides. In Ruby people tend to use something like Rubocop (which is a static code analyzer/linter) to agree on a style. That will even be added as a default in Rails 8.