Objects on Rails
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Objects on Rails takes a practical look at object-oriented design in Ruby on Rails applications. Its author argues that many Rails projects become hard to maintain because their models and controllers take on too much, and he shows how to pull that logic out into plain Ruby objects with clear responsibilities. The book works through the reasoning behind these choices, so developers can judge when a design is sound and when it is drifting toward tangled code. It is aimed at working programmers who already know Rails and want software that stays manageable as it grows.
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