I'm using CherryPy for a project right now, and it certainly has some weirdness to it -- it tries to abstract HTTP just a little bit too much, and ends up doing

I'm using CherryPy for a project right now, and it certainly has some weirdness to it -- it tries to abstract HTTP just a little bit too much, and ends up doing some seriously stupid shit: By default all exposed methods can be called as GET or POST, with keyword arguments found appropriately. cherrypy.engine keeps a bunch of static state internally -- once you've started it, you can't restart it (or even catch an exception in start() and retry) with different settings -- you have to start over again in a new process (as you can't unload modules in cpython).