Thank you very much for your answers, I've decided to use STI On 23 Mai, 16:28, egervari <[email protected]> wrote: > Honestly, I've always preferred single-table inheritance. I am new to > Rails, but in Java, this is what I've always done and it just works > really nicely and it's more performant than forcing multiple joins > whenever you want to query users - which is probably going to be > often. > > I am finding other problems that are Rails-specific with subclasses... > like when submitting forms with simple_for, the parameters hash isn't > the base class by default, so I am having trouble forcing it to be the > base-class... but structurally, single-table inheritance is a sound > practice. Been doing it for over a decade.
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