I noticed that some people comment on how their use ||= to perform memoization was "sloppy", but they did it anyway "because they were in a hurry."
||=
I also found ActiveSupport :: Memoizable .
I came to the conclusion that ||= has flaws.
And what are they?
Well, the biggest reason I know about is because you cannot memoize nil or false values โโlike this.
nil
false
I suggest reading this:When to use memoization in Ruby on Rails
And this:http://www.railway.at/articles/2008/09/20/a-guide-to-memoization/
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