I am going to be building a project and have been considering giving a
go at merb for it. I don''t necessarily need a speed increase and
rails would certainly serve my needs well. However, it just looks so
clean, I have to try it out.
I also don''t really use (know) all the extra rails stuff much, so I
really just want activerecord and an MVC pattern. Perfect!
So, one of my requirements is usually to have a separate admin
interface. What would be the recommended way to do this using merb?
eg:
r.resources :posts # for the public
r.resources :admin_posts # for the admin section
It would be nice to simply have a namespace, such as in rails where
I''d so something like:
r.resources :posts, :path_prefix => "admin", :controller =>
"admin/products", :name_prefix => "admin"
However, it doesn''t look like to me like merb is setup for anything
like that right now. How are current users doing this kind of
routing? Is there a reason against this that I haven''t thought of or
listened to yet? Perhaps a better way?
Thanks for your opinions.
-Dusty Doris
