Hanami is an open source web framework for Ruby developed by Luca Guidi.
Hanami is a web based framework for Ruby that puts the focus on simplicity, fewer DSL's, few conventions, more objects, zero monkey-patching of the core language and standard lib and separation of concerns for MVC layers.
It suggests patterns, rather than imposing patterns. It leaves all the freedom to developers to build their own architecture, choose the inheritance structure. It tries to simplify testability, and encourages single, well defined responsibilities between classes.
Hanami was formerly known as Lotus, the name was changed to avoid trademark issues.