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• Ruby on Rails

  10.0 9.9 L2 Padrino VS Ruby on Rails

  A web-application framework that includes everything needed to create database-backed web applications according to the Model-View-Controller (MVC) pattern.

• Sinatra

  9.8 6.9 L4 Padrino VS Sinatra

  Classy web-development dressed in a DSL.

• Hanami

  9.3 6.6 L5 Padrino VS Hanami

  It aims to bring back Object Oriented Programming to web development, leveraging on a stable API, a minimal DSL, and plain objects.

• ReactOnRails

  9.0 7.6 Padrino VS ReactOnRails

  Integration of React + Webpack + Rails using rails/webpacker to build Universal (Isomorphic) Apps (aka Server Rendering)

• Volt

  8.6 0.0 L5 Padrino VS Volt

  A Ruby web framework where your ruby code runs on both the server and the client.

• Cuba

  6.8 0.4 L5 Padrino VS Cuba

  A microframework for web development.

• Roda

  6.8 8.4 L5 Padrino VS Roda

  A routing tree web framework.

• Pakyow

  5.4 9.7 L4 Padrino VS Pakyow

  A framework for building modern web-apps in Ruby. It helps you build working software faster with a development process that remains friendly to both designers and developers.

• Camping

  5.1 0.0 L2 Padrino VS Camping

  A web microframework which consistently stays at less than 4kB of code.

• Ramaze

  3.9 0.0 L5 Padrino VS Ramaze

  A simple, light and modular open-source web application framework written in Ruby.

• rack-app

  3.4 1.8 L5 Padrino VS rack-app

  Bare bone minimalistic (masochistic) pico framework for building rack apps

• NYNY (New York, New York)

  3.0 0.0 L5 Padrino VS NYNY (New York, New York)

  A (ridiculously) small and powerful web framework.

• Hobbit

  2.8 0.0 Padrino VS Hobbit

  A minimalistic microframework built on top of Rack.

• Inesita

  2.8 3.0 L5 Padrino VS Inesita

  Frontend web application framework in Ruby using Opal.

• Scorched

  2.6 0.6 L5 Padrino VS Scorched

  Light-weight, inheritable and composable web framework, inspired by Sinatra.

• Plezi

  2.4 2.9 L5 Padrino VS Plezi

  Plezi - realtime web-apps, websockets and RESTful HTTP

• Syro

  1.7 1.1 Padrino VS Syro

  Simple router for web applications.

• Hyperstack

  1.5 3.3 Padrino VS Hyperstack

  A Complete Isomorphic Ruby Framework using React, Rails and Opal

• utopia

  1.4 7.9 L5 Padrino VS utopia

  An advanced Ruby/Rack based web development framework.

• Nancy

  1.4 0.0 L5 Padrino VS Nancy

  Minimal Ruby microframework for web development inspired in Sinatra and Cuba

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• Code Coverage Tools For Padrino
  As long as your application exists, some developers leave others will join. It’s good to have some metrics about certain code smells. A code smell is part of your source code which may be the root of a design problem but is not actually a bug. It’s good to have some tools to be “lord of the smells” for Padrino - don’t let smells lower the quality of your project.
  Article  Added by wikimatze // wikimatze.de // 6 months ago
• Deploying Padrino Applications On Heroku
  I was always asking myself how I can use cloud services like heroku to deploy Padrino applications without having an own server.
  
  In this post I’m going to show you how you can a simple “Hello Padrino” app on heroku - ones without and ones with database interactions.
  Article  Added by wikimatze // wikimatze.de // 7 months ago
• Browsing Padrino's Code Base With Ctags in Vim
  Working effectively with ctags has been a topic I avoided for a long time because I was too lazy to invest the time to learn about it.
  
  I was working on my application and needed to constantly consult Padrino's API docs in the browser. It would have been more effective if I could do the searching directly in Padrino's code. Even better would be if I didn't have to leave the terminal and could stay in the flow of coding. It's possible with ctags!
  Article  Added by wikimatze // wikimatze.de // 11 months ago
• Writing Zsh Completion for Padrino
  I'm a user of the Z shell (zsh). It is easy to customize your prompt and to have more abilities for tab completion of the most used programs with this shell. If you are lazy or new to a new command line tool with a huge amount of options, this will help you in the beginning to remember the commands. When you use [git](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Git_(software) you can press tab to see all available options you have in the current context. The same functions aren't available for Padrino and this
  Article  Added by wikimatze // wikimatze.de // 11 months ago
• Observers in Padrino
  You may come to the point, where you to have certain elements that are bound to your model but don't belong either there nor in the controller. This article will explain how you can use Observers in your application.
  Article  Added by wikimatze // wikimatze.de // 12 months ago
• Using Sprockets to Manage the Asset Pipeline in Padrino
  Sprockets are a way to manage serving your assets like CSS, and JavaScript compiling all the different files in one summarized file for each type. They make it easy to take advantage to use a preprocessor to write your assets with Sass, Coffesscript, or LESS.
  Tutorial  Added by wikimatze // wikimatze.de // about 1 year ago
• Testing Helpers in Padrino
  I always was wondering how to test helpers in Padrino and to be honest I postponed this problem for a long time. But this morning I reached the point in my book where I was writing helper with many methods without testing them. When something like this happened you have stop going and spend time to solve this problem.
  Article  Added by wikimatze // wikimatze.de // about 1 year ago

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