Re: [Rails] Rails Syntax Change

On Sep 9, 2012, at 12:10 PM, rails2012 wrote:

> I am a newbie. Looking at some old text vs new. I see some changes:
>
> New: <%= yield(:title) %>
> Old: <%= @title %>
>

Not sure about this one.

> New: "#{base_title} | Home"
> Old: @base_title + "| Home"

The new way creates one fewer String object, and that can only be good for performance and memory usage.

Walter

>
> Can you tell me when they got changed? Are the new syntax now the preferred way? Are they more elegant?
>
> Thanks!
>
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