I actually am enjoying @hanami quite a lot to rebuild my forked.sh project in.

It's taken time to get used to it, but I think the end result is going to be very nice!

@hanami provides the ability to reuse param validations/definitions across actions.

In each action class you can define `params` blocks, but you can also make those into reusable classes that can be shared (and tested!) if you have a common set of params that need to be used!

#HanamiTips

some news: i’ve joined the Hanami Maintainers team, and i’m
spending my free time efforts towards making Hanami better.

i am still very early in my usage of @hanami but i’m excited for the future and to help make things better for the ruby community as i use it more and contribute back.

a diverse ruby ecosystem is a healthy one, and Ruby needs alternative choices and ideas in the tent to be successful.

hopefully more to come with Hanami in the future that everyone will love :)

Starting a new series called: #HanamiTips

You can implement your own logging behavior for
@hanami by overriding the `config.logger.logger_constructor` in your app.rb file.

This one records the logs to stdout AND a log file and rotates logs daily or at 1mb in size.