Hanami | Hanami and the elephant in the room

This is about creating a healthy future for Ruby. This is good for everyone who cares about Ruby. Rails users should care about this too. A healthy future for Ruby is a more diverse one. Monocultures are fragile and bad for people. We want to make it so both Rails and Hanami become part of a broader range of offerings for Rubyists new and old. This will help Ruby grow, because we’ll have the tools and communities to suit a wider range of needs and wants. For this to work, these other tools and communities can’t all remain the tiniest of tiny niches. They need to be attractive and self-sustaining. They need a certain critical mass. This is where we are with Hanami, Dry and Rom. We’ve put ten years into constructing this ecosystem. It’s already complete and capable. We have a turnkey framework and a whole bunch of useful standalone gems. We have an active and growing community of contributors and users. With a bit of help, we can cross over this threshold and turn this into something that can really change Ruby for the better.