A finite state machine is a model of behavior with a finite number of states, interconnected via transitions and events.
In this guide, I will introduce you to a Ruby on Rails plugin to easily recreate a Finite State Machine with your models. The plugin we will be using is the acts_as_state_machine, which as you [...]
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