I have a basic question. I've been working with Rails for a couple
months now, and I've read the O'Reilly book on it, but once I started
making a basic sized application, it seems like my main model "List" has
waaay too much code, and I want to break it down into classes and
subclasses.
Most of the code in "List" is for HTML parsing, so as a first step, I
would want to make a class "Parser" that is accessible to "List."
But I have so many questions about how to create this new class:
Where do I put "Parser"?
- In "List" as another class?
Is OOP in Rails only centered around database objects?
- Would I have to make a "Parser" model?
- Even if there's no DB table for "Parser"?
Is there any guide to Rails best programming practices?
Thanks,
David
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