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there are drop in admin options for rails similar to what django provides as well as a i massive number of templating engines including ones like liquid which a
by spooneybarger 16y ago
there are drop in admin options for rails similar to what django provides as well as a i massive number of templating engines including ones like liquid which address the concerns in the article.
as a general rule, i think you should probably do more than 1 simple project before evaluating any framework or language.
- augustflanagan 16y agoAs a pretty novice programmer who is trying out Rails for the first time after learning to code with Python and Django, I really enjoyed this. Sure, there may be ways around all of the issues he mentioned, but I think that his initial observations are pretty much right on.
- jhickner 16y agoI use both django and rails frequently, and I've been looking for a rails version of django's admin forever. Do you have any links? All I've seen are things like activescaffold, but that's not even anywhere near being comparable.
- bdon 16y agoTypus is excellent, only drawback is weak documentation + the authorization/authentication system lies outside your application. It's extensible enough to add in analytics pages, etc. I use it in every project. http://github.com/fesplugas/typus http://github.com/fesplugas/typus