Justin SearlsVideo of our #RailsConf session is up https://youtu.be/Bz7tTdwEL1s
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Test DoubleDon’t miss out on your chance to help standardize Rails once and for all! In a town hall-style event, we'll review what each rubocop-rails rule does, hear its pros and cons, and put it to a vote. The result? standard-rails … today at 3:30 pm, only at RailsConf!
https://railsconf2023.sessionize.com/session/448585
#RailsConf #RailsConf2023
https://railsconf2023.sessionize.com/session/448585
#RailsConf #RailsConf2023
Let's Standardize Rails, Once and For All!
Four years ago, I arbitrarily configured every RuboCop rule and published it as a gem called "standard". 135 releases later, feedback from the community has gradually transformed Standard into a linter & formatter ruleset that most Rubyists can get behind. Today, Standard is delivering on its promise: helping teams stay focused on their work instead of arguing over syntax. The time has come to once again configure the unconfigurable by creating a standard-rails based on rubocop-rails. But this time, we'll skip the years of debating rules on GitHub. Instead, we're holding a community straw poll at RailsConf! Join us for a town hall-style event where we'll review what each rubocop-rails rule does, hear its pros and cons, and put it to a vote. We'll enshrine the consensus picks in the first public release of standard-rails. By showing up, you'll not only be establishing conventions to promote safe and consistent code, you'll be sharpening the focus of Rails developers around the world!
Meagan Waller and I will be leading a fun and unusual (and probably mildly-raucous) session at @railsconf: we're going to hold a community straw poll over what rules from rubocop-rails to include in an upcoming ✨OFFICIAL✨ standard-rails plugin.
Rather than me picking the rules out of thin air and then you arguing with me for months about why I was wrong on GitHub, you can save us both a lot of time by just showing up and voting in person! It'll be a good time! 💚
Let's Standardize Rails, Once and For All!
Four years ago, I arbitrarily configured every RuboCop rule and published it as a gem called "standard". 135 releases later, feedback from the community has gradually transformed Standard into a linter & formatter ruleset that most Rubyists can get behind. Today, Standard is delivering on its promise: helping teams stay focused on their work instead of arguing over syntax. The time has come to once again configure the unconfigurable by creating a standard-rails based on rubocop-rails. But this time, we'll skip the years of debating rules on GitHub. Instead, we're holding a community straw poll at RailsConf! Join us for a town hall-style event where we'll review what each rubocop-rails rule does, hear its pros and cons, and put it to a vote. We'll enshrine the consensus picks in the first public release of standard-rails. By showing up, you'll not only be establishing conventions to promote safe and consistent code, you'll be sharpening the focus of Rails developers around the world!