I'm all for new ideas and tools, but you have to bring something to the table other than just being different. And just being "smaller" is not enough.
This is the problem with Padrino- it isn't different enough. We don't need a smaller MVC Ruby framework, as there isn't much space between what Sinatra is great for and what Rails is great for.
There is also an assumption that scaling Sinatra up is a good idea. I'd propose that it's likely not.
This is the problem with Padrino- it isn't different enough. We don't need a smaller MVC Ruby framework, as there isn't much space between what Sinatra is great for and what Rails is great for.
There is also an assumption that scaling Sinatra up is a good idea. I'd propose that it's likely not.