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The marketing page for a Rails app is usually the index action of a controller I name "home" for me, but I don't mind pushing marketing changes to a repo. I've
by christiangenco 13y ago
The marketing page for a Rails app is usually the index action of a controller I name "home" for me, but I don't mind pushing marketing changes to a repo.
I've seen others write up a really basic CMS for their marketing pages: have a "page" object with a title and body, and render the page named "home" on the home page.
- revorad 13y agoYeah, that's what I typically do too. But, the result is usually not very impressive. Just looks like Bootstrap. Also, it's not just the homepage, at the minimum there's a pricing and sign up page too. Just wondering, what SaaS apps do you run?
- christiangenco 13y agoHah, I have no problem with bootstrap, as you'll see: * http://emailtipbot.com http://emailtipbot.com * http://textbooksplease.com http://textbooksplease.com * http://dbinbox.com http://dbinbox.com I'd put the pricing and signup pages as other actions on the home controller.