Modularizing Rails Apps with Cells
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Cells are a way to modularize and encapsulate logic in Rails applications. They allow extracting view rendering logic from controllers into reusable cells. Cells work similarly to controllers and support caching, rendering other cells, and inheriting views and logic from abstract cells. Models are not part of cells but cells can interact with models like controllers. Cells provide a way to better organize code and share logic across controllers.
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