Rails vs. Sinatra by Example
Paul Sobocinski Paul has over ten years of full-stack web applications development experience. He has built and scaled apps on LAMP stacks as well as on Ruby on Rails. He currently works at Nulogy as a Software Developer, where he enjoys practicing TDD and pair programming on a daily basis. 1 Introduction In this article, we're going to compare the relative merits of Ruby on Rails and Sinatra by b
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