I still need more time to play with the other parts of Hanami, including Interactors and the ORM. I do feel as though this monolith with individual apps within it is a nice pattern and I appreciate the separation of concerns between actions, views and templates. I think those features will make it more productive in the long run, because it will be harder to stuff too much into one file.
My initial feelings are that Hanami is not as easy to get up and running with as Rails, but it may make for a better application in the long run. And that's why I will continue to explore it.
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How are you feeling about Hanami vs Rails? I know Hanama is still 1.0, but do you think it will be as productive as Rails?
I still need more time to play with the other parts of Hanami, including Interactors and the ORM. I do feel as though this monolith with individual apps within it is a nice pattern and I appreciate the separation of concerns between actions, views and templates. I think those features will make it more productive in the long run, because it will be harder to stuff too much into one file.
My initial feelings are that Hanami is not as easy to get up and running with as Rails, but it may make for a better application in the long run. And that's why I will continue to explore it.