Stringer already has about half of the Rails structure, so I think it might be worth switching entirely to Rails to get the full benefits of it. In particular, I think it helps to have a standardized application structure, as well as being able to use tooling like Brakeman for security, and not having to manually wire up things like asset precompilation and ActiveRecord.
Stringer already has about half of the Rails structure, so I think it might be worth switching entirely to Rails to get the full benefits of it. In particular, I think it helps to have a standardized application structure, as well as being able to use tooling like Brakeman for security, and not having to manually wire up things like asset precompilation and ActiveRecord.