> But...you are comparing a web framework with a Go's standard library. I mean, it's not a fair comparison. Why do you feel that the comparison isn't fair? Are

> But...you are comparing a web framework with a Go's standard library. I mean, it's not a fair comparison. Why do you feel that the comparison isn't fair? Aren't we talking about modules that provide the features necessary to implement a type of application? Would it make any difference if tomorrow there was a PEP making Flask a standard component? Unless you are aware of any Go module that addresses the downsides of Go with regards to Python, your observation is mute and unhelpful.