Wednesday, May 18, 2016
Hey, there!
I'm pretty new to Rails so this may be a really stupid question but, I googled it and found just one specific reference (http://craftingruby.com/posts/2015/06/24/say-no-to_chained-scopes.html). In the application I'm working on there are some controller actions chaining scopes like this:
@results = @person
Is it normal? There are best practices on chaining scopes like: you can chain maximum 2 scopes?
Cheers!
-- I'm pretty new to Rails so this may be a really stupid question but, I googled it and found just one specific reference (http://craftingruby.com/posts/2015/06/24/say-no-to_chained-scopes.html). In the application I'm working on there are some controller actions chaining scopes like this:
@results = @person
.male.adult.left_handed Is it normal? There are best practices on chaining scopes like: you can chain maximum 2 scopes?
Cheers!
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