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description Padrino Overview

Padrino is an open-source Ruby web application framework built on top of Sinatra. It adds a more structured, modular environment around Sinatra's lightweight core, with conventions and tools for routing, controllers, templating, helpers, project generation, and database-backed applications. The framework is intended for developers who want Ruby and Sinatra compatibility while organizing a larger or more featureful application than a minimal Sinatra project.

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What is Padrino built on?

Padrino is an open-source Ruby web framework built on top of Sinatra. It adds more structure and conventions while keeping Sinatra's lightweight foundation.

Why use Padrino instead of plain Sinatra?

Padrino adds project generation, routing conventions, controllers, templates, helpers, and support for database-backed applications. Those features can make a larger Sinatra-based application easier to organize.

Is Padrino a full-stack Ruby framework?

It provides many parts needed for a web application, including views, helpers, routing, and database integration. It remains closely tied to Sinatra rather than following the same approach as Rails.

What language does Padrino use?

Padrino is a Ruby web framework. Its application structure is designed for developers who want a more modular setup around Sinatra.

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