State machines changed the way I design workflows in Ruby.
I’ve used them in payments, approvals, integrations, and complex backend processes — and every time, they help keep the logic clean, predictable, and easy to maintain.
I just wrote a new article explaining: ✨ The idea behind state machines ✨ A simple Ruby example ✨ A comparison of the major gems (AASM, Statesman, state_machine, Workflow)
If you’re working with Ruby or Rails and want to structure your workflows better, this article will give you a solid start.
👉 Let me know your thoughts or your favorite gem!
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