…ActiveAdmin and RailsAdmin . How do they stack up to Typus? Read on, friend.
Typus
Typus is a library by Francesc Esplugas originally started in 2007. Typus takes a different approach than the other two libraries in that it uses generated controllers that live in your Rails app to serve up its pages, rather than keeping all of its application code within the library. This approach offers (in this author's opinion) increased extensibility at the expense …
- Comments on: blog: Link dump for December 16th
- Adventures with Ruby: Backends in Rails 3.1
- Practicing Ruby: Issue #17: Interesting Ruby Hacker-Writers
- DevInterface Blog: Two step signup with Devise
- Patrick Lenz: Upgrading to Devise 1.5 and OmniAuth 1.0
- Ruby Inside: The Past 2 Weeks in the World of Ruby: 40 Links to Bring You Up to Speed (January 2012)
Interesting tidbits from around the web (December 16th):
sferik/rails_admin - GitHub - a Rails 3 admin interface (think MerbAdmin or Typus) built as a rails engine
Multiple Applications with Devise, Omniauth and Single Sign On « Josh Software - Where Programming is an Art! - Gautam shows how to stand up a couple rails apps that share single sign on with devise and omniauth
Interesting tidbits from around the web (December 16th):
sferik/rails_admin - GitHub - a Rails 3 admin interface (think MerbAdmin or Typus) built as a rails engine
Multiple Applications with Devise, Omniauth and Single Sign On « Josh Software - Where Programming is an Art! - Gautam shows how to stand up a couple rails apps that share single sign on with devise and omniauth