A minimal and opinionated protocol to industrialize and standardize Ruby development.
This specification defines strict conventions around functional programming, immutability, naming, error handling, and serialization — designed for maintainable, testable, and predictable Ruby codebases.
- Functional-first principles with controlled internal mutability
- Explicit side-effect signaling using method naming (
!,?) - Immutable object design with frozen state
- Standardized object import/export via
from_params/to_params - Enforced consistency across methods, constants, and naming
Read the full protocol here: Ruby Development Protocol (v1.1.0)
- As a reference for internal team guidelines
- As a checklist during code review
- As a foundation for linters and code analysis tools
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