I'm getting more and more convinced that the best way frameworks can work is to be like scaffolding when building a house etc. By the time the structure is buil

I'm getting more and more convinced that the best way frameworks can work is to be like scaffolding when building a house etc. By the time the structure is built, you don't need the scaffolding any more so you tear it down. By the time you've built your web app it should stand on its own and you shouldn't see the framework any more. CSS frameworks are flexible in this way if you use them in such a way that you butcher the css rather than your html, but server side web frameworks don't seem to work that way. It'd be closer to 1st pass code generation than it would be to an app server that you run inside of. If anyone knows of a good server side framework like this, esp in python, sing out. (thanks)