Build a blog admin panel with Avo for Ruby on Rails

[@EmmanuVarghese]

Good tool and very good presentation.

[@avo_hq]

Glad you liked it

[@carltanner3632]

This is a great tool!

[@avo_hq]

Thank you! What do you think you will build with it?

[@LostInRaccoonCity]

Amazing tool i love it ! I use it in dev env but certainly i will take the premium this year ! But make attention with ransack security problem in Ransack ( you need to whitelist manually some static method ) and you dont talk about in the videos !. But also a good video tutorial and tool ;) ps: did you have a tutorial for use it with roles like rolify pundit and admin ? thanks.

[@avo_hq]

Thank you! Yes, the video is before Ransack 4.0 was launched and that whitelisting technique was not present (or mandatory. IDK). I'd like to create new videos after we launch Avo version 3. They will be a bit more up to date. I haven't personally used rolify but Paul has submitted a guide on that. Please let me know if it needs to be updated and you'd like to contribute. docs.avohq.io/2.0/recipes/rolify-integration.html Thanks for using Avo ✌️

[@rahulk6130]

Amazing. However, it's not clear what of all this is available with the community edition. Or rather, what is _not_ available. Thanks. Will try it out soon.

[@avo_hq]

I had a quick scrob around the video and as far as I can see, the things that are not available right now in the Community package are global search (but resource search should work) and Dashboards.

[@PaulaRios-u4c]

cool video)

[@avo_hq]

Thanks! You should try the product. It's really that great!

[@rahulk6130]

When you display a single post, how do you display the comments for that post below it. If I say "field :comments, as: :has_many" in the post_resource.rb, I get an error. Currently, comments are only showing for a user, not for the post.

[@rahulk6130]

Ok, sorry. We need to set a "has_many :comments, as: :commentable" in post.rb.

[@avo_hq]

I was on my way to reply. Yup. That's the right answer. So you first need to set it on the model, then on the resource, and you should be all good!