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by brynary 14y ago
I wrote up a detailed explanation of the issue and how the proof of concept works here: http://blog.codeclimate.com/blog/2013/01/10/rails-remote-cod...
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by brynary 14y ago
Using BCrypt for them provides a layer of protection against brute force attacks, no?
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by brynary 14y ago
I wrote about that bit in my previous post: http://blog.codeclimate.com/blog/2012/02/07/what-code-goes-i... But really, in short, don't worry too much about it. Plan on reorganizing once or twice as you find what works for you. -Bryan
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by brynary 14y ago
Yes! Gradual is they key. Your architecture should scale up gradually to handle the app complexity.
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by brynary 14y ago
Good points/questions. I'll try to respond to each... * RE: Strategy pattern. My understanding of the strategy pattern is it simply refers to "algorithms are encapsulate and can be selected at runtime". ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Strate
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by brynary 14y ago
That's a great summary. It's easy to lose that meta-awareness, even if you're an experienced coder. You are holding a hammer, and the nail isn't going in, so your first instinct it "hammer harder". But usually it means you need a screwdrive
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by brynary 14y ago
That's a good point. It sounds like what you're describing is essentially a Facade. That can be useful if you need coordinated objects to manage complexity, but want to keep it simple for clients to use that part of the application. I somet
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by brynary 14y ago
Not all apps require these techniques to stay maintainable. My background is working on larger Rails apps, built up over multiple years by teams of 6+ people, so the post is shaped by those experiences.
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Code Climate provides free quality metrics for Ruby OSS(blog.codeclimate.com)
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Using Sublime Text 2 with Ruby and RSpec(blog.codeclimate.com)
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Three code quality talks at GORUCO 2012(blog.codeclimate.com)
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What goes in the lib/ directory?(blog.codeclimate.com)
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Code Climate: Hosted code quality metrics for Ruby(codeclimate.com)
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