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Another thing to keep in mind is the use case for RailsAdmin - it is pretty much an automatic backend, that you’re not supposed to modify a lot. In its spirit i
by rlander 15y ago
Another thing to keep in mind is the use case for
RailsAdmin - it is pretty much an automatic backend,
that you’re not supposed to modify a lot. In its spirit
it’s very close to what Django’s admin backend is."
I can only reason that the author has never spent more than a few minutes with django's admin.
- teilo 15y agoIf anything, Django's admin has more in common with ActiveAdmin than it does with RailsAdmin.