This is all very cool! I might try a project using Roda+Sequel, just to get a feel for some Rails ORM alternatives. I use Sinatra quite a bit, but tend to kick over to Rails if I need heavy DB work.
I like your point about structural similarity - I think this same logic is why folks are loving the Elixir/Phoenix + Elm backend/frontend combination. I'm headed in that direction for my larger projects (though I still love Ruby).
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This is all very cool! I might try a project using Roda+Sequel, just to get a feel for some Rails ORM alternatives. I use Sinatra quite a bit, but tend to kick over to Rails if I need heavy DB work.
I like your point about structural similarity - I think this same logic is why folks are loving the Elixir/Phoenix + Elm backend/frontend combination. I'm headed in that direction for my larger projects (though I still love Ruby).