Using Sinatra to build a Case-Tracker

Brittany Tinnin
Sep 6, 2018 · 2 min read

A big part of learning web development is understanding programming languages and how to use them. In my coding bootcamp, Flatiron, one of the projects to complete is to build an application based on Sinatra.

Sinatra is a Domain Specific Language implemented in Ruby that’s used for writing web applications, created by Blake Mizerany. Most importantly, in my opinion, it is the best way to establish a foundation of understanding MVC (Model, View, Controller) before tackling Ruby on Rails.

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Brittany Tinnin

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Full Stack Web Developer | Software Engineer | tinfullstackdev@gmail.com | Ruby, HTML, CSS, Javascript, Rails, React, & Redux | Tampa

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