andrew-kane-gem-writer

Structure a Ruby gem for production by enforcing simplicity, minimizing dependencies, writing explicit code, and avoiding anti-patterns like `method_missing` to ensure long-term maintainability and robust performance.

Handle Rails integration in a Ruby gem by using `ActiveSupport.on_load` hooks instead of directly requiring the Rails gem, keeping your library decoupled and lightweight while ensuring proper load order initialization.

Design a class macro DSL for a Ruby gem by applying established patterns that prioritize explicit code and simplicity, ensuring the API remains intuitive, maintainable, and avoids complex metaprogramming anti-patterns.

Avoid `method_missing` when writing a Ruby gem because it obscures method visibility, complicates debugging, and slows down method dispatch, directly contradicting the explicit code philosophy needed for production readiness.

Refactor an existing Ruby library to improve API design by applying principles of simplicity, removing unnecessary dependencies, writing explicit code, and implementing correct Rails integration via `ActiveSupport.on_load` for better production readiness.