🏆 TuskLang Ruby Best Practices Guide

"We don't bow to any king" - Ruby Edition

Build world-class configs for Ruby apps. Follow these best practices for structure, security, performance, and team collaboration.

🏗️ Config Structure

- Organize configs by domain (database, server, cache, security, features). - Use modular files and includes for maintainability. - Use global variables for DRY configs. - Document config structure for your team.

🔒 Security

- Use @env.secure for all secrets and credentials. - Encrypt sensitive data with @encrypt. - Validate all user input with @validate operators. - Enable security directives (CORS, CSRF, HSTS, XSS, CSP) for web apps.

⚡ Performance

- Use @cache for expensive or frequently accessed queries. - Optimize SQL queries for indexes and minimal data transfer. - Set appropriate connection pool sizes for your workload. - Monitor metrics and adjust configuration as needed.

🤝 Team Collaboration

- Use comments and documentation in all configs. - Validate configs in CI/CD pipelines. - Review config changes with your team. - Share universal .tsk files for cross-language projects.

🛡️ Best Practices Checklist

- [x] Validate configs before deploying - [x] Use secure environment variables - [x] Organize configs by domain and environment - [x] Document config structure - [x] Monitor performance and errors

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