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I really like Sinatra but a lot of the Rails improvements kind of took away some of the benefits of using Sinatra over Rails.
by hk1337 4y ago
I really like Sinatra but a lot of the Rails improvements kind of took away some of the benefits of using Sinatra over Rails.
- cortesoft 4y agoI believe it. I keep reading about Rails improvements but haven’t really tried it in anger in a long time. I started with Rails when migrations were just .sql files you wrote by hand. I switched to Sinatra mostly to use Sequel, because ActiveRecord at the time would do horrible queries unless you wrote them by hand. I know they have solved that issue, so I should try Rails again… but my Sequel muscle memory is pretty strong at this point.
- hk1337 4y agoIt's not just Sinatra. Devise, AFAIK, has been a staple for authentication and authorization and rails (or at least in blog posts it has) and in Rails 7 it seemed like it complicated things more than helped and I can do all the secure handling pretty easily in Rails.