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The ambiguity wrt choices is what gives rails it's large ecosystem (as well as semi high 'addon' churn). It's both bad and good, bad due to the huge amount of r
by nwmcsween 14y ago
The ambiguity wrt choices is what gives rails it's large ecosystem (as well as semi high 'addon' churn). It's both bad and good, bad due to the huge amount of reading needed to fully understand a stack such as devise and good in that it allows such modularity.
- cheald 14y agoThis is a lot of the reason that I don't recommend that students use something like Devise right off the bat. Putting things in middlewares is pretty great for separation of concerns, but it's confusing as hell if you need to figure out how something is done, and it's nowhere to be found in your source.