Having no structure enforced is also a good thing. It allows you to get into and work on the project faster without having to set up all your boilerplates that

Having no structure enforced is also a good thing. It allows you to get into and work on the project faster without having to set up all your boilerplates that Django comes with. Flask apps are supposed to be tiny. I personally use three different stacks for different things: web.py for larger projects, flask for midsized projects and bottlepy for really quick and dirty stateless projects