Padrino Framework

Padrino is a powerful full-featured ruby framework built on top of the Sinatra.

[Padrino Framework @padrinorb]

Padrino 0.16.0 is now live!
https://t.co/46DS2KtnrO

https://t.co/vCLY3kLFO7

[Boris Cherny @bcherny]

Fable 5 is the biggest step up I’ve felt in our models since Opus 4.5 back in November. After 4.5 came out I uninstalled my IDE when I realized that I’d been doing 100% of my coding in a terminal for a few weeks. With Fable, it’s felt like Claude has stepped up from being a coding agent to a thought and design partner in building the product. Fable has judgement, taste, and dimensionality in a way that previous models didn’t, leading me to trust it more with the most complex work.

I think the first time I had this realization was when I asked Fable to debug something. It is the first model I have used that was so methodical and precise, taking measurements and adding logs then verifying that it truly fixed the issue before declaring victory.

There’s nothing in claude code’s prompting telling the model to do that, it’s just part of its personality. It really has this “big model smell” that I haven’t felt before.

[Padrino Framework @padrinorb]

Our next major version release of Padrino 0.16.0 should be live this week!

This release modernizes Padrino so that it works seamlessly with latest Ruby, Sinatra and Rack. Further details with the release announcement shortly.

[postmodern @postmodern_mod3]

@heyjoshwood @hanamirb, @padrinorb, @sinatra.

[Matthias Günther @wikimatze]

New blog post for @padrinorb: "Story behind the Padrino logo" https://t.co/hOStujCgfA #padrino #padrinorb

[Matthias Günther @wikimatze]

The website of @padrinorb has now a #gitter chat window https://t.co/e4C7ySNMTr

[Matthias Günther @wikimatze]

Have written about the latest @padrinorb 0.14.4 release https://t.co/tvJU1koT9z

[Padrinobook @padrinobook]

Padrino 0.14.3 release https://t.co/15LcvkpMOF //cc @padrinorb

[Matthias Günther @wikimatze]

Finally added release notes for @padrinorb 0.14.2 release https://t.co/D9U3FaBtQI #padrino

[Padrino Framework @padrinorb]

@bscht Should be fixed now

[Padrino Framework @padrinorb]

@k_macquarrie For those interested, our docs and website are open source now. For example cache docs are here: https://t.co/lFh8KjQXk7

[Padrino Framework @padrinorb]

@dsabar @medk_ @_zzak @sinatra @anynines That's awesome, always love hearing about larger Padrino codebases!

[Devan Sabaratnam @dsabar]

@medk_ @_zzak @sinatra @anynines Our largest project (HR Partner) has over 30k lines of @sinatra/@padrinorb

[Padrino Framework @padrinorb]

@adamrdaniels Thanks! Hope we can continue to grow a more and more active developer community around our little framework!

[Matthias Günther @wikimatze]

Rework blog tutorial for Padrino: https://t.co/m0NWelzPv3 - thanks @adamrdaniels for the review //cc @padrinorb

[Padrino Framework @padrinorb]

We just released Padrino 0.14! https://t.co/Z70MJO4ifF thanks to everyone who helped put this together! cc @ujifgc @wikimatze @namusyaka

[Matthias Günther @wikimatze]

Thank you so much @spikeheap for updating @padrinorb guide about caching. I've reviewed your PR.

[Matthias Günther @wikimatze]

Updated @padrinorb guides - thanks to @adamrdaniels, James, and
Skye Shaw for your awesome contributions.

[Matthias Günther @wikimatze]

Release notes of Padrino 0.13.3.2 are out: https://t.co/OoM1PgXigM //cc @padrinorb @padrinobook

[Padrino Framework @padrinorb]

@mrbignum You should add to that here https://t.co/uGX8AFHpc8