Sinatra is frustratingly limited in some ways. I would describe it as easy, but not simple. It’s easy to use it to bang out any use case the authors foresaw. Bu

Sinatra is frustratingly limited in some ways. I would describe it as easy, but not simple. It’s easy to use it to bang out any use case the authors foresaw. But now I’m going back and reading the code all the time to figure out how to accomplish certain things. And that reading is difficult, because like some other Ruby things it’s more focused on providing a pretty DSL for the user. How-to docs for basic things are easy to find, but reference docs aren’t, and often just list methods without any description of what they do.