Padrino is agnostic

Padrino is AgnosticRubyHiroba 2013Takeshi Yabe / @tyabe

account: { twitter: "@tyabe", github: "tyabe" },name: "Takeshi Yabe",organization : [ "Shibuya.rb", "Yokohama.rb", "RubyKajaTeam" ]

About Me?

It’s Me!

Padrino Contributer

What is Padrino?

Web MVC frameworkbuilt on Sinatra

“Structured Sinatra”

require 'sinatra/base' class App < Sinatra::Base get '/' do 'Hello world!' endend App.run! host: 'localhost', port: 3000

$ gem install sinatra$ vim app.rb

$ ruby app.rb$ curl http://localhost:3000/

Example Sinatra App

Padrino App Structure

$ gem install padrino$ padrino g project sample_project

Padrino App Structuresample_project!"" Gemfile!"" Rakefile!"" app#   !"" app.rb#   !"" controllers#   !"" helpers#   $"" views#   $"" layouts!"" config#   !"" apps.rb#   !"" boot.rb#   $"" database.rb!"" config.ru!"" public#   !"" favicon.ico#   !"" images#   !"" javascripts#   $"" stylesheets$"" tmp

Example Padrino Appmodule SampleProject class App < Padrino::Application register Padrino::Rendering register Padrino::Helpers enable :sessions  get '/' do 'Hello world!' end endend

$ vim app/app.rb

$ padrino s$ curl http://localhost:3000/

class App < Sinatra::Base get '/' do 'Hello world!' endend

Sinatra

Comparison App File

Padrino

module SampleProject class App < Padrino::Application register Padrino::Rendering register Padrino::Helpers enable :sessions  get '/' do 'Hello world!' end endend

Philosophy

Simple to useSimple to hackDeveloper freedomCoding should be fun!

Only have a very few layer between We and the Padrino.

Major Feature

AgnosticGeneratorsMounting Multiple AppsAdmin Interface

... and much more

Major Feature

AgnosticGeneratorsMounting Multiple AppsAdmin Interface

... and much more

What does Agnostic mean?

Be not bound by specific thought.

What does Agnostic mean?

Caution! this might lead to misunderstanding.my poor english has limitations... :-c

AgnosticDatabaseWrapper- ActiveRecord- MiniRecord- DataMapper- Sequel- MongoMapper- Mongoid- Mongomatic- Ohm- Coachrest- Ripple

Renderer- Haml- Erb- Liquid- Slim

Javascripts- JQuery- Prototype- Rightjs- MooTools- ExtCore- Dojo

Stylesheets- Less- Sass- Compass- Scss

And tests, mocks

Usage

$ padrino g project [name] [options]

Options: -d, [--orm=ORM] # Default: none -t, [--test=TEST] # Default: none -m, [--mock=MOCK] # Default: none -s, [--script=SCRIPT] # Default: none -e, [--renderer=RENDERER] # Default: slim -c, [--stylesheet=STYLESHEET] # Default: none

Specify the options in the project generator

example

Like a Rails(with RSpec)

$ padrino g project example \-d activerecord \-t rspec \-s jquery \-e erb \-c scss

Very Simple Project

$ padrino g project example \-d minirecord \-t minitest \-s rightjs \-e slim \-c compass

Javascript Lover(?)

$ padrino g project example \-d mongoid \-t riot \-s mootools \-e liquid \-c less

Suppin

$ padrino g project example \-e none

You can use all of the innate skills of any and all already mastered modules!

Let's Enjoy Padrino !Thanks

@tyabe

More InfoAdding New Componentshttp://www.padrinorb.com/guides/adding-new-components