Improving Rails Coding Quality

[Mehmet Cetin]

Hello guys,

I have been coding rails apps for the last 12 months. I realised that when I skim the code of experienced RoR developers or Ruby Gems in Github, my coding style and way of thinking is being affected positively. I just want to improve my skills and write better, more clean code in Ruby & RoR. Can you tell me some well-written (according to you ofc), recently developed gems or repos you remember which I can skim over. 

Have a nice year btw!

Thanks,

[Jason Fleetwood-Boldt]

take a look at the devise code. 

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[Jacek Nakonieczny]

You can give a try to rubocop. https://github.com/bbatsov/rubocop

[Walter Lee Davis]

It's not Rails, but look carefully at how Lotus.rb is written. This is master-class Ruby at work, making a new MVC framework similar to Rails, but smaller scope, simpler, and with less of the natural buildup of time that Rails has enjoyed. I haven't tried using it yet, but I saw the release announcement and started reading the source, and it's really quite lovely.

Walter

On Dec 31, 2014, at 10:45 AM, Mehmet Cetin <mcet...@gmail.com> wrote: