A helper method is used to perform a particular repetitive task common across multiple classes. They help us stay committed to upholding the DRY principle. Helper methods are really handy and can help minimize errors in our code by having the logic in one place and let them handle just one particular task and handles it very well.
Transitioning from HTML and CSS to Ruby curriculum to SQL and now Ruby on Rails has not just been amazing for me. I have been able to leave remarkable footprints of standard projects as I move through each curriculum. Tic-tac-toe game, Ruby linter, Full-flesh blog app, Twitter clone, and many more counting, you should see my Github page, make sure you like the projects 😃. Thanks to Microverse, a global school for remote software developers where students learn through remote pair programming.
For full article, read at Medium
