If I study Sinatra or Padrino, will it help me with Ruby on Rails?

Question

If I recognize Sinatra or Padrino , does this help me with Ruby on Rails?

I assume that for all of these I should better understand Ruby itself, but, let's say, Padrino translates directly into the skills that I will use in Ruby on Rails or is it indirect?

I am a PHP programmer, but since I used the PHP frameworks, which are Ruby on Rails clones, I find this not too complicated.

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I started with Rails directly, without any Ruby knowledge whatsoever, based on PHP. He taught a lot there, bought several books and continued to hang. After about 7 months of working with Rails, I moved to Padrino to create an API and immediately fell in love with its simplicity compared to Rails.

Once you get better, Rails has a lot of top-class magic, which is awesome, but while you start it is very overwhelming. Sinatra / Padrino allows you to start smaller, easier and keep adding.

Good luck