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Vineet, ROR makes a certain class of application very easy. Others not so much. If you are building an application with a limited number of data models where h
by spooneybarger 17y ago
Vineet,
ROR makes a certain class of application very easy. Others not so much. If you are building an application with a limited number of data models where having 'user' vs 'admin' distinctions isn't very important, then you can get up and running with ROR very quickly. If you are building a more traditional application where there is a distinction between end users who consume and administrators who create, then Djanjo would probably be a better fit.
For the types of applications that I create for my job, neither is very good as the number of data models, large amount of business rules etc are beyond what most frameworks are designed to make easy.
- dpnewman 17y agoHaving coded in both django and rails, I cannot figure out why you would make that distinction. Every rails app I have ever coded has distinct user roles such as these and it's ridiculously easy to implement. easy to role your own, as well as many plugins which address these needs. ---- :admin_required => [:edit, :destroy] # eg, in controller if has_role? "administrator" # eg, simple check
- spooneybarger 17y agobecause speed is of the essence for the op and djanjo gets you there quicker for a full featured backend crud admin.