Hello!
Current templates of scaffold controllers is little bit outdated. Not so flexible and not very convenient.
I have written article about refactoring Rails Controllers: http://rubywat.com/2016/06/26/how-to-cook-the-rails-controllers/
On my mind, it will be very useful for beginners if we will integrate this in core of Rails.
What do you think about this guys?
Hello!
Current templates of scaffold controllers is little bit outdated. Not so flexible and not very convenient. I have written article about refactoring Rails Controllers: http://rubywat.com/2016/06/26/how-to-cook-the-rails-controllers/
On my mind, it will be very useful for beginners if we will integrate this in core of Rails.
What do you think about this guys?
We definitely like the way controllers are idiomatically written today.
An ivar is not bad per se, a filter is not bad per se. What you list as disadvanges are not categorically good or bad practices, their particular application in some problem or another may be.
In Rails, controllers communicate with views using ivars, it's fine. Idiomatically they set the subject of some actions using filters to reuse the query. It's fine.
Of course, it is also fine that your apps use your preferred style.
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