Ruby on Rails

On Mon, Dec 25, 2017 at 5:35 PM, André Luiz Abdalla Silveira
<andreluizsa00@gmail.com> wrote:

> But I didn't understand why this doesn't belong to the controller

Business logic doesn't belong in controllers, it belongs in models or
service objects. It's accepted good practice and makes testing much
much easier. Reading up on the MVC pattern would probably be a
good thing too.

> also have a difficulty on describing my problem as a set of tests, since
> it's not completely clear to me the complete set of states of execution my
> app will go through

Writing tests is a way to explore the problem space, it doesn't mean
having a completely architected solution first.

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