Try Datatables. I’ve used it on many projects. It allows you to paginate,
search and sort ( even on hidden columns). Good doc and responsive community
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Excellent suggestions, thanks !
I begun the new project a few days ago: so far so good.
As for the tables, I've seen a number of js libraries (not gems) that can
provide sorting, column selection, resizing, and even server side
pagination.
Still have to decide which one I'll try ...
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Rails is a pretty old and mature project - one of the great things about
that is that you don't have to flit from one tech to the next.
There are good solid libraries that have been around for years and will
probably be around for many more.
devise for authentication
simple_form (or similar) f
Thanks!
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On Sun, Feb 18, 2018 at 11:24 AM, Brubix wrote:
> I'd start keeping it simple: html generated by the views, css, bootstrap,
> jquery. Perhaps a third party component for the tables (pagination, sorting,
> column resizing, etc.)
> I'm only afraid that, nowadays, this is simplicistic and/or outdate
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