> We adopted it. It turned out to be poorer than Rails for our use cases.
Yep I had this exact revelation with a project I was working on. About half way through implementing my own general-purpose validation function and REST/CRUD routes for my models I admitted to myself that I was wasting time. These things are solved problems. I have a much greater appreciation of Rails as a result.
I use Sinatra as a quick way to put a web interface on top of Ruby code, Rails for any non-trivial CRUD paradigm web application.
Yep I had this exact revelation with a project I was working on. About half way through implementing my own general-purpose validation function and REST/CRUD routes for my models I admitted to myself that I was wasting time. These things are solved problems. I have a much greater appreciation of Rails as a result.
I use Sinatra as a quick way to put a web interface on top of Ruby code, Rails for any non-trivial CRUD paradigm web application.