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https://rubygems.org/gems/sorcery that's a pretty reasonable number of downloads.
We wrote this before that existed, so I'd be :+1: on using it.
60k downloads for sorcery. Nearly 3 million for devise. I'd say go devise or from scratch. Preferably scratch.
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https://rubygems.org/gems/sorcery that's a pretty reasonable number of downloads.
We wrote this before that existed, so I'd be [image: :+1:] on using it.
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Building it from scratch is similar to the other parts of the tutorial where we build it first then show you "easy mode".
I love devise too but @jcasimir hates it.
On Wednesday, November 14, 2012, Nick Gauthier wrote:
60k downloads for sorcery. Nearly 3 million for devise. I'd say go devise or from scratch. Preferably scratch.
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https://rubygems.org/gems/sorcery that's a pretty reasonable number of downloads.
We wrote this before that existed, so I'd be [image: :+1:] on using it.
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I can be flexible. Devise is clearly the mainstream choice -- it's just so brutal to customize or even understand.
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I love devise too but @jcasimir hates it.
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60k downloads for sorcery. Nearly 3 million for devise. I'd say go devise or from scratch. Preferably scratch.
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I do think we should build it first and use devise for blogger advanced
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I can be flexible. Devise is clearly the mainstream choice -- it's just so brutal to customize or even understand.
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I love devise too but @jcasimir hates it.
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60k downloads for sorcery. Nearly 3 million for devise. I'd say go devise or from scratch. Preferably scratch.
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Sounds good. I share Jeff's feelings on devise. Customization is hell. I prefer from scratch. On Nov 14, 2012 4:58 PM, "Steve Klabnik" notifications@github.com wrote:
I do think we should build it first and use devise for blogger advanced
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I can be flexible. Devise is clearly the mainstream choice -- it's just so brutal to customize or even understand.
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60k downloads for sorcery. Nearly 3 million for devise. I'd say go devise or from scratch. Preferably scratch.
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From scratch is cool with me. Anyone volunteer to write it?
Luckily, that's why we have ActiveModel::HasSecurePassword
.
Moved over to #420.
In blogger, why sorcery? Never heard of it, does anyone use it?
IMO it would be cooler to do auth from scratch with has_secure_password:
http://railscasts.com/episodes/270-authentication-in-rails-3-1?view=asciicast
It's pretty easy.