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It's pretty handy. A few times over the years, I've needed to throw together a standard "manage this data" type of app. I just extend the standard blog.arc app
by sillysaurus3 9y ago
It's pretty handy. A few times over the years, I've needed to throw together a standard "manage this data" type of app. I just extend the standard blog.arc app that ships with Arc: https://github.com/evanrmurphy/SweetScript/blob/master/arc3.1/blog.arc https://github.com/evanrmurphy/SweetScript/blob/master/arc3....
Bam, you get CRUD for free, you get special superpowers if you're logged in as an admin, and you can put in access controls so that other people can log in as other types of users and see a subset of the data. I dunno, it's pretty great. You even get a REPL at /repl in case you need to hop on and run some code on production. (If something seems amiss, rather than bother with grepping logfiles, you'd head to /repl and start asking questions about the current state of the app. This tends to be a lot faster.)