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Why do I still tend to prefer Python, despite the fact that I see value in and actively use the new hotness? Well, this might give you an idea.
(For the curious, that's Camping, a microframework from _why. Yes, I know it looks like that because _why is insane. And yes, I know there's an unabridged version with documentation. The fact that the abridged nightmare is even possible frightens me. ;-)
