That is why I still prefer web.py over django any day. With mini frameworks such as these, you have a sense of what is going with your application. You know wha

That is why I still prefer web.py over django any day. With mini frameworks such as these, you have a sense of what is going with your application. You know what gears are moving and what you need to do to get them to do something. Django's willingness to do 70% of the work for me has always left me a bit uneasy. Too much automation happening under the hood. However I do applaud the effort of the Django community in building a rather comprehensive framework + libraries to stuff done. But as a builder I'd rather work with a minimal but effective set of tools. I'm old school like that.