Robert Sosinski » Simple and Restful Authentication for Ruby on Rails
Ruby on Rails seems to be driving more and more toward RESTful programming. However, my search for ideas on how to make a truly RESTful authentication system came up pretty dry. I either found systems that were not as RESTful as I wanted or far to complex then I deemed necessary. As such, I gave some thought on how to make my own. The result was creating a very simple, flexible and RESTful system.
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Rails Forum - Restful Authentication(Part 3 of 3)
So here is part 3 of 3 for my Rails 2.0 Forum Tutorial for Beginners. Today we are going to put authentication on top of our application, using the restful_authentication and acts_as_state_machine plugins. NOTE: If you don't want to do Parts 1 and 2, you can download the code for them here, and use this as a stand-alone tutorial. Please note that our Topic and Reply models both belongs_to a user.
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