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    1. COThanks Pratik. After trying different approaches yesterday (goliath, async_sinatra and etc) I finally made a decision that any solution I will go with should support AR (because I want to share AR between API and the system) and should support Rack sync middleware (because I'm want to expose omniauth as part of API). As I understand the only way to use AR in EM is to go with fibers. So my question is - what benefits can Cramp give me atop of Sinatra/fiber-pool? As I understood Cramp gives simplicity compared to EM style way (callbacks), but if Cramp and Sinatra both use fibers than I'm lost.
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    2. COYes, the only way to use AR in EM is to go with fibers. Cramp doesn't have major benefits over async sinatra/fiber-pool unless you want to maintain many open connections or provide streaming API. If you are using sinatra with EM, be sure to checkout async sinatra too - https://github.com/raggi/async_sinatra If you don't need to maintain a large number of long lasting open connections, why not just use plain sinatra ? Using threads/mysql2 should go a long way as mysql2 C extensions isn't blocking - https://github.com/brianmario/mysql2/blob/master/benchmark/threaded.rb
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    3. COI won't be opening long lasting connections. I expect to have huge number of fast clients and that's why I'm turning to event loop solutions, because I can't scale infrastructure right now. I didn't get that you said regarding threads and mysql2 - I thought that it's impossible to run sinatra in multithread mode because no web server will run it like that, they only run full stack in a different thread so mysql2 wont be shared between threads - or I'm totally mistaken?
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