In my Rails app, when creating a business I have a form that has the following field:
<%= check_box_tag(:default_company) %>
<%= label_tag(:defau
In my opinion, I always create a class method
if the method in question represents information/behavior that is quite generic among all the objects instantiated, different from the instance methods
, that I use when I believe it's more like a specific action of the instantiated object in question.
But that is my point-of-view.