How to implement an asynchronous admin panel for RoR?

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Looking2015-10-27 01:52:45

Ruby on Rails

Looking, 2015-10-27 01:52:45

I welcome everyone.
I would like to implement a beautiful and convenient asynchronous admin panel for one project on RoR. In order to increase the skill in RoR, since the skill is still lame.
Interested in what are the options for solving such a problem, what are the ready-made solutions?
Is it worth taking, for example, some "rails_admin" and making it based on it?
Maybe it will be convenient to take angularjs or react and then how to properly implement interaction with RoR (rest?)?
I’m not looking for roofing felts, or “the skis don’t go” at all, but I didn’t manage to pick up very many examples.
In general, I ask for advice from those who have come across and know how it should look in a not very crooked form.

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N. Bekseitov, 2015-10-27
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What do you mean by asynchronous admin panel. Want to be notified of changes without waiting for a response from the server. Then rails_admin or active_admin are not suitable for this. It's better to use react and rails as an API.

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vsuhachev, 2015-10-27
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With ready-made solutions like rails_admin, you quickly run into their limitations and either you need to start adding them yourself, or refuse. Here for your choice. I came to the conclusion that it is still easier to use the scaffold with your own templates. Templates are usually customized for a specific project.