Is using MVC justified in a small web application?

Question

ruby

Hello. Do you think it's worth using MVC architecture in a small Sinatra application? I can't decide if it's worth it or not. The application itself is small: 4-5 pages + search in a small database (100-200 positions in 3 tables in total).

Answer 1

Doesn't make sense, since Sinatra is designed to use minimal effort and doesn't follow the usual MVC patterns.

Answer 2

Instead of dealing with "philosophical questions", one could simply start working on the project. By any option.

Answer 3

Justified: it will be faster to write, because you rely on your past experience.

Answer 4

Using MVC is not justified for creating microservices and small POC projects.
There are various microframeworks that are built on top of the basic Rack: https://www.sitepoint.com/ruby-microframeworks-round/
They are faster than Ruby on Rails due to their lightness.