Any solution that provides a UI for you over database tables is going to feel clunky after a while. If your purpose is to just get something up, use Rails scaffold and throw some bootstrap at it.
When you reach the point where you need more sophistication in your UI, then you can more easily pivot from a set of templates created from scaffold vs. getting locked into something like Active Admin.
Any solution that provides a UI for you over database tables is going to feel clunky after a while. If your purpose is to just get something up, use Rails scaffold and throw some bootstrap at it.
When you reach the point where you need more sophistication in your UI, then you can more easily pivot from a set of templates created from scaffold vs. getting locked into something like Active Admin.