I've been using Werkzeug (the anti-framework framework) for my most recent project, and so far it's been working out quite nicely. I fall into the "write my ow

I've been using Werkzeug (the anti-framework framework) for my most recent project, and so far it's been working out quite nicely. I fall into the "write my own framework" camp, and often find myself starting a project by first writing yet another Python web framework. (And you can guess what happens next: the project never gets finished.) The loosely coupled approach that Werkzeug takes appeals to me -- I get to write my own framework, but that's mostly just by connecting the various pre-built components together with a bit of glue code. For me, the best part is that the complexity of that glue code (my "framework") scales directly with the complexity of my application.