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Ruby on Rails Controller Patterns and Anti-patterns
Previously, we covered patterns and anti-patterns in general as well as in relation to Rails Models and Views. In this post, we are going to analyze the final part of the MVC (Model-View-Controller) design pattern — the Controller. Let’s dive in and go through the patterns and anti-patterns related to Rails Controllers…
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