Enter the administrative interface of my project. I have decided that the website will be run with Ruby on Rails, so off to create my admin interface I go.
Among the known Admin gems for Rails, I've worked with ActiveAdmin and Administrate. The former is pretty solid and widely used, while the latter is still kinda new and has some room for improvement.
But having worked with Angular for so long now, and having tried to accommodate Angular pages in both of those options in the past, they don't seem fit for a Angular-driven Admin interface.
So I decided to make a new Admin gem.
Called "AngularAdmin" for now, it is being described as: an Admin interface for Ruby on Rails made with Angular Material.
Being Angular-driven, one of the premises is that any customization has to be done in Angular.
It is being developed here: https://github.com/pauloddr/angular-admin/tree/dev
As a proof-of-concept, I'm trying to publish a Minimum Viable Product first. So there are currently no tests. I plan to make an initial release with the basic powers of an administrative interface first, then use it myself for my fighting game project. If it works well, I will then turn it into a viable product, with tests and everything.
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