The trick is that you can use ruby expansion in attributes like it were a
normal ruby string.
<card class="milestone #{'late' if this.late?}" ... though you can make it
even simpler if you change the late? method (or add a new one) in the model
to return 'late' if late and nil if not. Then it becomes class="milestone
#{this.late?}"
If you have a more complicated class string based on multiple values this
method is definitely cleaner on the view. Just add the additional
conditions (and probably rename) the method.
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