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The beautiful thing about Sinatra is that it is ridiculously easy to pick up and go. With even a small amount of Ruby knowledge you're up and running in no time.


Good to know - I'll be starting from scratch. Any useful Sinatra resources I should use, aside from the canonical Sinatra book?


One of the things I love about Sinatra is that pretty much everything you need to know is in the README. Otherwise, understanding how Rack/your web server/your gems work is useful. From another angle, Paul Dix's Service-Oriented Design with Ruby and Rails has a lot of examples of using Sinatra in a variety of applications.


I'm new to Ruby as well (getting back into programming). I'll definitely pick up Dix's book - thanks for the recommendation!


I like to start with a simple codebase: https://github.com/icco/basic


Very helpful - thanks!




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