yep, but either I missed a fancy one, or the list has none...seems just simple or partial use of Sinatra, rather than a fully-fledged application.
If your requirements fit within what Sinatra can provide, you shouldn't hesitate using it. It's a very straightforward framework and works well. If your requirements are more complex, look at Rails or Padrino, the latter of which is built on top of Sinatra and is actually pretty awesome.