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How to Build an Unobtrusive Login System in Rails - Ruby on Rails tutorial

An unobtrusive login system is one that gets out of the user’s way. It will make your application nicer and more polished. This article will guide you through the process of setting up user logins, then ajaxifying the process by moving the form into a modal box that communicates with the server.

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