Rails - Nov 2013 - Configuring Rails 4 for API backend

If I want to tailor Rails 4 for an API-only application, what should I do 
to maximize performance?

This is to be fronted by a js framework, and left open for other API usage.

I''m aware of rails-api and other API gems, but in this case
specifically
need to stay on the main path with Rails 4.

I''ve spent a lot of time reading up on this, and haven''t found
much dealing
with Rails 4 specifically (that doesn''t recommend other gems, which
aren''t
an option here). I remember reading about how to do this with Rails 2 or 3, 
but am wondering what the current recommendations are for version 4. This 
would include things like removing unnecessary dependencies.

Thanks!

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You probably already know about "ActiveModel::Serializer"s

These guys are with us since at least Rails 3, we have a local app that is
just an API for a JS framework too, we use just normal controllers and
serializers and we''re pretty well served.

Give it a try =)


On Wed, Nov 27, 2013 at 12:37 PM, dj
<djangst-Re5JQEeQqe8AvxtiuMwx3w@public.gmane.org> wrote:
> If I want to tailor Rails 4 for an API-only application, what should I do
> to maximize performance?
>
> This is to be fronted by a js framework, and left open for other API usage.
>
> I''m aware of rails-api and other API gems, but in this case
specifically
> need to stay on the main path with Rails 4.
>
> I''ve spent a lot of time reading up on this, and haven''t
found much
> dealing with Rails 4 specifically (that doesn''t recommend other
gems, which
> aren''t an option here). I remember reading about how to do this
with Rails
> 2 or 3, but am wondering what the current recommendations are for version
> 4. This would include things like removing unnecessary dependencies.
>
> Thanks!
>
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