It's a great news, and a new baby in the admin space for Rails.
Currently I use administrate. I can't wait to test another possibility.
[https://github.com/excid3/madmin](https://github.com/excid3/madmin)
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It's a great news, and a new baby in the admin space for Rails.
Currently I use administrate. I can't wait to test another possibility.
[https://github.com/excid3/madmin](https://github.com/excid3/madmin)
Hah! Thanks for sharing.
This is heavily influenced by Administrate, so hopefully it’s familiar if you’ve used that before.
A few of the reasons for building Madmin:
* Works with Hotwire & Turbo or Turbolinks out of the box
* Supports nested models and virtual attributes
If you have ActionText or ActiveStorage installed, then we’ll detect the ActionText::RichText and ActiveStorage::Blob/Attachment models automatically.
* Virtual attributes, ActionText fields, and all the base Rails functionality should work out of the box
* Easily customizable to add your own JS / CSS, pages, etc
* Regular updates and maintenance
If I come from the ActiveAdmin world, how will I get along with this?
Is there a demo site available?
Online demo anyone ?