Dhh Rails Style

What it does

The dhh-rails-style skill applies conventions and best practices inspired by DHH (David Heinemeier Hansson), the creator of Ruby on Rails. It helps structure backend code with a focus on clean, maintainable, and test-driven development patterns commonly used in Rails applications.

When to use it

• You're building a new Rails application and want to follow established conventions for naming, directory structure, and testing.
• You need guidance on organizing models, controllers, and services using DHH-style principles.
• Your team is adopting Rails best practices and wants consistent coding standards across the codebase.

Key capabilities

• Enforces DHH-inspired naming conventions for files and classes.
• Provides templates for common Rails patterns like service objects and presenters.
• Encourages test-driven development with RSpec or Minitest integration suggestions.
• Offers guidance on organizing backend logic in a modular, maintainable way.

Example prompts

• "Generate a DHH-style service object for handling user sign-ups."
• "How should I structure my Rails controllers according to DHH conventions?"
• "Create a test suite for a new model using DHH-style testing practices."

Tips & gotchas

• This skill assumes familiarity with Ruby on Rails and its ecosystem.
• It works best when used in conjunction with other Rails-specific tools or plugins.