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We are proud users at 84codes! Sinatra is powering the web parts of CloudAMQP, CloudKarafka, ElephantSQL and CloudMQTT. |
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We use it at @twingly too. Powering APIs, internal tools and publicly facing sites. |
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Ruby gems says the 2.1.0 version has been downloaded 4.7 million times (and 158m times overall), so it seems quite a lot of people are still using it! |
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We actively use Sinatra for several of our internal backend systems @flatiron-labs. |
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For me, one of the key features of Sinatra is that it can be used as an "embedded" server. It is my framework of choice when:
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I was pleasantly surprised how many times Sinatra has been mentioned here! |
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I just finished a project using Sinatra today, a login-protected file server. I’ve also used it before for a video streaming frontend. I’m a Rails developer but for some sites Rails is overkill, so it’s great to have Sinatra in the toolbox. |
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I use Sinatra at my work to build small APIs, for some sort of middleware between Applications or to build smaller Web-Applications. |
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I sometimes ask myself who is still using Sinatra in production to a greater extent.
If you or your company are actively depending on Sinatra let us know!
Feel free to drop a link to your project or product and share how Sinatra works for you.
This may be useful for communicating upcoming changes in 3.x!
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