For the size of the framework, that may be the right choice ultimately.
On the other end of the spectrum is Rails, who've written their own Regexp engine for routing basically. It seems to be generally quite a bit faster.
All major Ruby frameworks have just awful routers though really.
For the size of the framework, that may be the right choice ultimately.
On the other end of the spectrum is Rails, who've written their own Regexp engine for routing basically. It seems to be generally quite a bit faster.
All major Ruby frameworks have just awful routers though really.