I’m still fairly novice when it comes to rails so i was hoping someone
here
could shed some light on the correct way to do things.
I have a central object that has :has_many relationships with 5 other
objects. So i have one table, foo, and 5 other tables have foo_id to
associate each row with a foo object.
Now, i have a page that renders all the “foo” associations. I chose to
render each piece in its own component. So on the main page i have a
bunch
of render(:component… lines.
Given this, whenever i render a component, i pass it the foo object
(@foo)
in params {:foo => @foo}. So it passes all the data associated with
that
foo object to each component. This is killing my log files because if
as
any piece grows, it gets passed together in each render(:component…
Is this only bad for the log files? Is there a trade of here that i
take up
more memory passing @foo around, but save on table joins? I was
thinking
that i would reduce the amount of table joins i’d need to call by just
passing foo_id to each component. Is this stupid?
Thanks so much.