For a decent list of general ruby code standards, please see: rubygarden:RubyStyleGuide
Conventions used in Rails
Method parameters
Only omit parentheses when the first parameter is a string or symbol and there’s no trailing condition, like unless.
some_method "a string"
some_method :symbol
some_method :symbol, :foo => 'bar'
some_method("a string") || true
some_method(an_object)Blocks
Single statement blocks should be defined using braces.
log(sql, name, @connection) { |connection| connection.query(sql) }Multiple statement blocks should be defined using do…end with the
variable in the block defined on the same line as the do
some_method do |i|
puts "a string"
puts "another string"
endFor a decent list of general ruby code standards, please see: rubygarden:RubyStyleGuide
Conventions used in Rails
Method parameters
Only omit parentheses when the first parameter is a string or symbol and there’s no trailing condition, like unless.
some_method "a string"
some_method :symbol
some_method :symbol, :foo => 'bar'
some_method("a string") || true
some_method(an_object)Blocks
Single statement blocks should be defined using braces.
log(sql, name, @connection) { |connection| connection.query(sql) }Multiple statement blocks should be defined using do…end with the
variable in the block defined on the same line as the do
some_method do |i|
puts "a string"
puts "another string"
end