gistfile1.rb

# option one
case variable
  when "value1"
    do_stuff
  when "value2"
    do_stuff
  else
    do_stuff
end

# option 2
case variable
when "value1"
  do_stuff
when "value2"
  do_stuff
else
  do_stuff
end  

case variable
when "value1" then do_stuff
when "value2" then do_stuff
end

I like no indents on case statements, but I hadn't seen the when / then pair Justin presented. +1 for Justin's solution +1 for Option 2 :)

Not digging @jwirman's. One would expect that to be a hanging guard clause vs the do_stuff action

My personal pref is #1. Makes the scope very visibly clear.

#2 is my choice. begin/rescue/end stuff is indented similarly:

begin
  do_stuff
rescue
  whoops_stuff
end

def some_method
  do_stuff
rescue
  whoops_stuff
end

To me, option #1 looks as silly as:

if condition
    do_stuff
  else
    do_other_stuff
end

officially voting for option #2 now :)