We use Flask for most things at my work; while it can have many dependencies, you usually don't need that many. Of course, you'll bring some in for certain task

We use Flask for most things at my work; while it can have many dependencies, you usually don't need that many. Of course, you'll bring some in for certain tasks that your app needs to do, but especially for little doodads that just need to present a RESTful interface to some service, this usually isn't that many (or if there are many, they'll mostly have to do with the service, and not the app). Of course I don't know the details of your project. Either way, the advantage of a minimal framework like that is having the ability to easily install just what you need, so obviously that advantage is going to be less and less the more it is that you require it to do.