The Rails Engine That Could
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This document discusses using Rails Engines to break common functionality across models, views, controllers, and assets into reusable code. Rails Engines allow code to be customized in each project when needed by reopening classes and overriding templates. They provide benefits like increased code reuse, organization, and faster test runs by offloading some tests to the engines, though there is added complexity in setting up and maintaining engine gem projects.
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