- Position Monk as a 'fat-free Rails alternative' for people hoping to create applications fast
- Acquire more users and get them acquainted with simpler, less-abstract way of doing web apps
- Go from nothing to working-app in 3 minutes. Make it easy for people to get started: not just in doing the procedures, but with understanding the documentation as well
- Make it to be more user-friendly to acquire more users
- Improve the output of the bare 'monk' command to be less intimidating (working on this)
- Add more 'monk help [command]' long docs (working on this)
- Check error messages if they are friendly enough -- make sure they suggest courses of action to the users
- Add a "Getting started" guide to the readme
- Make sure same info is in the default http://localhost:4567/ page (done)
- UVP: "The non-framework approach" without all the heavy work
- More value propositions should be geared towards how it's fast to create apps that are small in size
- Comparisons of bulk, requests-per-sec between existing frameworks
- (NB: these have to be in the website as well)
- A "Getting started" guide
- A "common recipes" guide (say, how to use Monk with DataMapper; how to add thor tasks; etc)
- An explanation on the Monk skeleton directory structure
- Decouple from Ohm -- make it easy to work any ORM into it