问题
I'm at the start of developing a Rails engine (and gem) that should provide many small helper functions that generate HTML for views.
Now I wonder whether it's advisable to rely on the use of many nested content_tag
calls to generate the HTML, or if it's more pragmatic to just rely on partials.
In my opinion, the first approach may be a bit cleaner (but slower in performance), but the 2nd approach seems much easier to do, so I guess I will favor the 2nd one. What do you guys think?
回答1:
many nested
content_tag
calls
does not sound as if you should be doing this in a helper. 1 or 2 levels of tags is my personal limit, above that I go for the partial.
Thats just my feeling, no theory involved here :-)
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/12530692/developing-helper-functions-that-generate-html-should-i-rather-use-nested-conte