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> I wrote that up here, in a fairly gigantic blog post: That blog post is the same link for this thread. > without creating a User model A User model isn't n
by unityByFreedom 5y ago
> I wrote that up here, in a fairly gigantic blog post:
That blog post is the same link for this thread.
> without creating a User model
A User model isn't necessary if you don't require login to use your tool.
- pmontra 5y ago> My theory now is that whichever ActiveRecord model is closest to the UI will grow huge as it comes to incorporate a comprehensive catalog of user interactions. It's an interesting question, but it's also a topic for another time. User preferences, settings, interaction history, whatever can be stored in different models. The User model can be slim.
- unityByFreedom 5y agoGood to know. It seemed odd to include details about the framework. The tool could've been written in Django, Angular, React, etc.