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One of the considerations when choosing a framework is how difficult it is to implement in the first place, but another consideration is how widely adopted it i
by jmharvey 14y ago
One of the considerations when choosing a framework is how difficult it is to implement in the first place, but another consideration is how widely adopted it is. It's a lot harder to find someone who can maintain Sinatra code than someone who can maintain Rails code.
- ontoillogical 14y agoIn general I think you're right, but in this case, most Rails devs can probably maintain a Sinatra codebase.
- fallenhitokiri 14y agoDo you believe someone able to maintain Rails code in a sufficient way would have trouble maintaining Sinatra code after reading the documentation? IMHO this is the strong point of Sinatra. You do not have much magic going on. Reading the docs and looking at the code should be everything you need to understand what is going on. (In this case the code is well documented and from a technical point of view below CRUD.)