Singing with Sinatra

Last week I started playing around with a very cool Ruby web framework called Sinatra. It is an easy way to create a fast RESTful ruby web application with few lines of code that is easy to setup.

Sinatra is built on top of Rack, which provides a minimal API for connecting web servers and web frameworks. Read Chris Neukirchen

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Posted by Carlos Gabaldon on April 14, 2008 | 7 Comments | Filed under  ruby  Sinatra  




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I'm Carlos Gabaldon, and this is my hack blog. It's mainly about programming but my liberal views tend to come out from time to time. I've been a professional programmer for over 10 years. I like to hack on open source projects and I seem to rewrite this blog in a new language every couple of years. cgabaldon[at][cox][dot][net]

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  1. Justin said

    We will be there..Thanks for the detailed info…
  2. Carlos said

    I am on the fence with Captcha, it works, but usability can be a problem. Thanks for the l..
  3. Willie Wheeler said

    You don’t like CAPTCHAs?

    Here are some funny ones:

    http://www.docstoc.com/docs/10487..
  4. Carlos said

    Not that I am aware of, but I will splunk Sinatra a bit to see what I find…
  5. Ryan said

    Is there a way to change the HAML config with Sinatra?..