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README.md
Jam-Admin
jam-admin is a rails-based administrator portal.
Immediately the focus is on using active_scaffolding that provides visibility into our data model, and rudimentary CRUD control.
Overtime we can add more administrative functions and views, but initially this is one of the easiest ways to give 'powertools' behind the scenes with an entirely separate authentication model.
Examples of:
- Button on Show Page of Item: 'Send Client Update Notice' in jam_ruby_artifact_updates.rb
- Batch Updates in View page: onboarding.rb (CurrentlyOnboarding)
Stuff that is probably breaky: activeadmin_addons https://github.com/platanus/activeadmin_addons