While that may be a passive aggressive comment, sinatra is bloody brilliant all the same. You can basically pretend you're writing rails code, but with a tiny fraction of the dependencies, and actual fast response times.
Sinatra, sequel and postgresql is a dream combo. I wouldn't use rails for a new project these days, I got bored of the un-navigable code a while ago. These patches and regressions are the icing on the cake.
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You do know there are other Ruby frameworks than Rails, and other development environments than ASP and Ruby right?
Yes, I used to use ASP.Net MVC for pet projects, then switched to Rails - I also use CakePHP and Django for actual paying work/contracting.
But thanks for the passive aggresive comment.
While that may be a passive aggressive comment, sinatra is bloody brilliant all the same. You can basically pretend you're writing rails code, but with a tiny fraction of the dependencies, and actual fast response times.
Sinatra, sequel and postgresql is a dream combo. I wouldn't use rails for a new project these days, I got bored of the un-navigable code a while ago. These patches and regressions are the icing on the cake.
> Yes
Because your comment didn't exactly hint at it considering its completely binary assertion of "Rails or ASP"
> But thanks for the passive aggresive comment.
I'm very sorry you found it passive, that was not intended.