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Micro-Frameworks: Big Things in Small Packages
May 7, 2009, 00 :01 UTC (0 Talkback[s]) (4845 reads)

(Other stories by Martin Streicher)

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"Choose your design pattern, object-relational mapper (ORM), and rendering technology, and off you go. As you'll see, a working Web application can be composed in less than ten lines of code in a single source file.

"Let's look at two micro-frameworks, one for Ruby and the other for PHP.

"Singing the Praises of Sinatra

"Sinatra is a micro-framework for Web applications written in Ruby. Here's a complete Sinatra Web application.

"Sinatra depends on Rack to bundle up an incoming request. As I write this, Sinatra depends specifically on Rack version 0.9.1. Sinatra itself is also provided as a Ruby gem. Once those two prerequisites are installed and required, the application is four lines: A GET request to the URL /hi generates "Hello, World!""

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