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I usually say this about the types of webframeworks they are:

Rails - > great for intermediate people who see benefits it brings. Great for pretty straight forward projects for beginners that can follow a book.

Sinatra -> Great for beginners to "just get something working". Not great if someone needs everything decided for them. Awesome for advanced people. Awesome for non-standard projects.

Padrino (Why don't we hear about this more?) -> kind of the sweet spot between the two. I honestly think that Padrino should rightfully start taking mindshare. I don't know why it hasn't.



People get Padrino confused with Audrino and think they're gonna have to hack hardware. That scares them and they move on :-)


100% agreed on padrino. Perhaps when it hits 2.0 there will be a significant push from the (small but very active) team


Wow, doing some initial evaluation of moving (some) of my .Net shop to some Sinatra. Why didn't I know about Padrino?




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