sinatra

It is so incredibly slow, even using just Metal (even Sinatra for that matter).

We're running simple web frameworks like Sinatra and simple database drivers like Redis.

I've wrote a small Sinatra application using their API to check/compare prices.

I had a recording of Count Basie opening for Frank Sinatra (it's basically the hour before they recorded Sinatra at the Sands), and you can hear the audience's glasses like you were sitting in the venue.

Go could be the right choice, but I believe the prior poster was alluding to the fact that it does not fit the sinatra/flask/etc.

I don't do Ruby anymore, but back when I first started I did a little side project with Sinatra and Sequel and definitely enjoyed it over ActiveRecord.

Our current production stack make use of AWS, Rails, sinatra, mysql, redis, jquery, angular and more.

Yes, we tried it already and we have certain sinatra/rails based services, but it's causing difficulties for the developers new to ruby and those who've recently come in and been working only on ruby, since they know only part of the stack.

The simplicity of javascript along with nodejs' module ecosystem make it a breeze (Ruby equivalent would be Sinatra).

Sinatra: Nice little framework but you very probably have some redundancy with your Rails code.

We do a lot of small apps with Sinatra, shared postgres database and sequel.