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Likewise, non-rails ruby stuff doesn't get nearly enough love. I still use and love Sinatra for small apps quick PoCs/demos/tools. So wonderfully stable and m
by freedomben 3y ago
Likewise, non-rails ruby stuff doesn't get nearly enough love. I still use and love Sinatra for small apps quick PoCs/demos/tools. So wonderfully stable and mature, and does what it needs to do.
- manojlds 3y agoNot to mention Jekyll
- freedomben 3y agoOh yeah! I still have two sites powered by Jekyll, and that thing has been a rock. So refreshing compared to the other worlds of constant churn and breakage
- rubyfan 3y agoSame, I almost always default to Sinatra. Love me some Rails for all the powerful stuff though.
- sho 3y agoCheck out hanami next time you're starting something new. It's a little more complex than sinatra, but really gels with how I like to architect things. It's basically "what if dry-rb had a web framework"?
- bigtunacan 3y agoI've done enough with dry-rb to know I don't want to try Hanami. I think at that point it's just better to switch to something truly functional like Elixir.
- sho 3y ago> I think at that point it's just better to switch to something truly functional like Elixir. Well, yes, and I did ;) but since we were talking about ruby...