Rails is very tied to ActiveRecord

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  • Hanami

    The web, with simplicity.

  • A lot of folks who use ROM also use Hanami, and in some cases they'll also use one or more of the dry-rb libraries (I've used dry-monad before and had a fine time).

  • forme

    HTML forms library for ruby

  • The Forme gem is proof that you can make a form builder where the ORM integration is loosely coupled. Rails maintainers could've spent the effort to decouple Rails' form builder, but I guess it's not a priority, since so few people use a different ORM with Rails.

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