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Author: cllns

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 The experiment was promising, and I eventually started to open source Hanami at the beginning of 2014.
 
-Since then, it's been amazing journey. I learned a lot about Ruby, Open Source, and people.
+Since then, it's been amazing journey. I have learned a lot about Ruby, Open Source, and people.
 The community aspect of this experience is key to me. Software is made by people for people.
 It's political. Hanami is a consequence of my vision: I, **we**, want to include people, keep them motivated to work on Open Source, and have fun together.
 

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                             Back in the summer of 2012, as a frustrated web developer, I started an experiment to <em>rethink</em> Ruby on Rails and to build a modern web framework for Ruby. The goal was to keep all what I consider the good parts of Rails and to add extra components to ease long term maintenance and testability.
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-                            Since then it was an amazing journey. I learned a lot about Ruby, Open Source, and people. The community aspect if this experience is key to me. Software is made by people for people. It's political. Hanami is a consequence of my vision: I, <strong>we</strong> want to include people, keep them motivated to work on Open Source, and have fun together.
+                            Since then it's been an amazing journey. I have learned a lot about Ruby, Open Source, and people. The community aspect of this experience is key to me. Software is made by people for people. It's political. Hanami is a consequence of my vision: I, <strong>we</strong>, want to include people, keep them motivated to work on Open Source, and have fun together.
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                             This goes beyond Hanami. Alongside with other projects like <strong>ROM</strong>, <strong>dry-rb</strong>, and <strong>Trailblazer</strong> we're influencing how modern web applications are written with Ruby.