I am working on a project that uses quite a bit of conditional logic
to display information about groups in a list. The partial that
renders the group attributes will display different info based on
whether the user is a) logged in, b) the creator of the group c) a
member of the group, etc.
I find myself using a lot of if/else conditions to render things as
they should be. The thing I dislike the most is that I'm writing the
same logic in different places. For instance, if a user is an admin
I'm doing:
<% if current_user.admin? %>
something...
<% end %>
...and I do that two or three times in the same template. What are
some other strategies. Can I use respond_to? How do people make
their view code more readable? If there are any good resources people
know about for this, please respond!
Thanks,
-A
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