Hanami - New Ruby Web Framework
summary
Hanami presents as a lightweight, modular Ruby web framework built from ten gems and aimed at production apps; it uses actions as single classes with a call method, separates business logic into a lib folder, and relies on ROM/repository pattern for persistence (Sequel migrations are supported). It minimizes monkey‑patching and pushes dependency injection and testable objects, but documentation and ecosystem gems (eg device‑like auth) are thin; upcoming 1.1 targets CLI gaps and some integrations.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:26Modularity
- 5:04Applications
- 7:00Business logic
- 8:08Difference between Hanami and others
- 9:43Controllers
- 11:07Models
- 13:15View
- 14:07Proxy
- 15:36Pros
- 16:07Why its so cool
- 16:28Cons
- 17:58Gems
- 19:00Resources
- 20:07Questions
