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For those unaware, this project was previously called Lotus. I think this is being upvoted because it was mentioned in the recently popular solnic[0] blog post.

For those unaware, this project was previously called Lotus. I think this is being upvoted because it was mentioned in the recently popular solnic[0] blog post. [0] http://solnic.eu/2016/05/22/my-time-with-rails-is-up.html http://solnic.eu/2016/05/22/my-time-with-rails-is-up.html

percept 10y ago
It was a good name, too.
- Smudge 10y ago
  They got a friendly warning from IBM telling them that they were infringing on the "Lotus" trademark. https://github.com/hanami/hanami/issues/445 https://github.com/hanami/hanami/issues/445
  - aroman 10y ago
    That's not what the link shows. It seems from that thread that IBM never contacted them, they just changed the name preemptively and out of an abundance of caution.
    - Smudge 10y ago
      The warning may not have been official but it did come from IBM -- the linked issue's creator is an IBM employee.
  - beat 10y ago
    Yeah, I can see why IBM wouldn't want anyone confusing a framework for designing clean, beautiful, elegant software with Lotus Notes...
  - alien3d 10y ago
    I need advice .. i been using idcms for long time since 2006 for open source product at sourceforge and suddenly ibm using the name idcms also. http://dita.xml.org/resource/idcms-blue-ibms-information-development-content-management-strategy http://dita.xml.org/resource/idcms-blue-ibms-information-dev.... For now, nobody complain anything about it because not so famous product.
  - rtpg 10y ago
    Wow, the project owner really went cynical towards the end...
- deleted 10y ago
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the_watcher 10y ago
I definitely hadn't heard of it until his post. Prior to that, only really knew of Rails and Sinatra as Ruby frameworks.
- arnvald 10y ago
  There's a few more: * Padrino (http://padrinorb.com http://padrinorb.com) built on top of Sinatra * Volt (http://voltframework.com http://voltframework.com) which allows you to write Ruby both in the backend and front-end * Cuba (http://cuba.is http://cuba.is) is a web microframework * Roda (http://roda.jeremyevans.net http://roda.jeremyevans.net) is also a microframework (both Cuba and Roda are like toolkits with very basic cored and a bunch of plugins distributed together with the framework)
  - dangerboysteve 10y ago
    Volt looks really interesting.
  - the_watcher 10y ago
    Oh nice, Volt looks really cool
midgetjones 10y ago
Which came first, this or Phoenix (for Elixir)? The design seems very similar.
- jodosha 10y ago
  I'm the author of Hanami. We started at the same time, but unfortunately I never had the chance to play with Phoenix.
adamors 10y ago
Thank you! They changed the whole site so I thought Hanami popped up from nowhere. I checked it out when it was still called Lotus, looked really interesting. Good to see this project gaining ground.

percept 10y ago

It was a good name, too.

Smudge 10y ago
They got a friendly warning from IBM telling them that they were infringing on the "Lotus" trademark. https://github.com/hanami/hanami/issues/445 https://github.com/hanami/hanami/issues/445
- aroman 10y ago
  That's not what the link shows. It seems from that thread that IBM never contacted them, they just changed the name preemptively and out of an abundance of caution.
  - Smudge 10y ago
    The warning may not have been official but it did come from IBM -- the linked issue's creator is an IBM employee.
- beat 10y ago
  Yeah, I can see why IBM wouldn't want anyone confusing a framework for designing clean, beautiful, elegant software with Lotus Notes...
- alien3d 10y ago
  I need advice .. i been using idcms for long time since 2006 for open source product at sourceforge and suddenly ibm using the name idcms also. http://dita.xml.org/resource/idcms-blue-ibms-information-development-content-management-strategy http://dita.xml.org/resource/idcms-blue-ibms-information-dev.... For now, nobody complain anything about it because not so famous product.
- rtpg 10y ago
  Wow, the project owner really went cynical towards the end...
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the_watcher 10y ago

I definitely hadn't heard of it until his post. Prior to that, only really knew of Rails and Sinatra as Ruby frameworks.

arnvald 10y ago
There's a few more: * Padrino (http://padrinorb.com http://padrinorb.com) built on top of Sinatra * Volt (http://voltframework.com http://voltframework.com) which allows you to write Ruby both in the backend and front-end * Cuba (http://cuba.is http://cuba.is) is a web microframework * Roda (http://roda.jeremyevans.net http://roda.jeremyevans.net) is also a microframework (both Cuba and Roda are like toolkits with very basic cored and a bunch of plugins distributed together with the framework)
- dangerboysteve 10y ago
  Volt looks really interesting.
- the_watcher 10y ago
  Oh nice, Volt looks really cool

midgetjones 10y ago

Which came first, this or Phoenix (for Elixir)? The design seems very similar.

jodosha 10y ago
I'm the author of Hanami. We started at the same time, but unfortunately I never had the chance to play with Phoenix.

adamors 10y ago

Thank you! They changed the whole site so I thought Hanami popped up from nowhere. I checked it out when it was still called Lotus, looked really interesting. Good to see this project gaining ground.