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Currently crystal doesn't have a large "standard" framework like Elixir or Ruby. There's Kemal, which is what most people use to create web applications in Crys
by RX14 10y ago
Currently crystal doesn't have a large "standard" framework like Elixir or Ruby. There's Kemal, which is what most people use to create web applications in Crystal, however its quite small in scope compared to the previous two mentioned frameworks.
I'm sure large, opinionated frameworks will appear for Crystal but in the meanwhile Crystal and its community are just finding their feet and experimenting with what feels natural in Crystal and what doesn't. Once that's done, I'm sure that knowledge can be crystallized (heh) into a framework like Rails.