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which of the above would you recommend for a large e-commerce company? Although, most of the times, a simple CRUD interface suffices, there are at times, need for heavy customization. Also, speed is an important consideration.

I found a lot of articles, but all of them are very old and would like to know what is the best way to go about this today.

user2441151
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  • This question is very similar to [Rails Admin vs. ActiveAdmin](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6542075/rails-admin-vs-activeadmin) and [Rails Admin vs Active Admin : Rails Admin generation tools](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7526099/rails-admin-vs-active-admin-rails-admin-generation-tools) and probably should be closed. – Piers C Apr 05 '17 at 13:54

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I am used to use ActiveAdmin, it's really easy to customize as well it works really good for routine tasks, so for me it's better that Rails Admin. I haven't worked with 2 others so far.

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These are mature projects and old articles are still relevant, I have collected some on our wiki. I use Active Admin at a mid-size e-commerce company and am a project maintainer. If want to use an admin interface Active Admin is a solid choice.

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