Scorched

Controllers are Ruby classes, allowing helpers and common functionality to be defined as standard instance methods, inheritable via class inheritance—addressing awkwardness in other frameworks as noted in the 'Errors of Our Past' section.

Supports sub-controllers to arbitrary depths with inherited configurations, filters, and route conditions, useful for security and RESTful interfaces, as described in the README.

Includes multi-method routes, named wildcards, and route priorities for complex URL matching, reducing code duplication and enabling precise control, demonstrated in the 'First Impressions' example.

Avoids overlapping with Rack functionality, keeping the framework lightweight and requiring familiarity with Rack for mastery, as emphasized in the 'Magicians Not Welcome' section.