On 17/03/2010, at 11:56 AM, David Lee wrote: > FWIW (having no experience w/ Lockdown), my take on authorization is that > it's usually core application behaviour, such that the best approach is to > write your own "as simple as it can be, but no simpler" implementation using > common conventions. > > I usually use restful_authentication as a base and customize / add > authorization on top of it, which means most libraries you might want to add > later will find something they can hook into. +1 > Interesting to see Phan's experience with Authlogic ... > Authlogic by itself seems fine, even though it has a lot more features than we actually need. Things started to break when we putting Authlogic on top of an existing project with Lockdown. So my experience is not to use Lockdown + Authlogic together.
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