Best Python Framework?

I haven't done much web development yet, what's the best framework to use in your opinion?
I kind of like the syntax of webapp2, in GAE, but I'm scared of being too restricted.

If you mean restricted by App Engine, webapp2 is a third-party project independent of App Engine.

I personally use Django. It's more ``bloated'' (read: modular, lots of boilerplate), but its modularity is useful for managing complexity later on.

1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_web_application_frameworks#Python
2. MVC types. Usually I just stick with document generators like WML and org-mode. When I need to program something, I use Perl at first, then I optimize it on C; mawk if I need scripting.
IOW, I do not use FOIC.

They kids say they like Django, and other that are forced to use FOIC use TurboGears. But it would not be my recommendation.

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TurboGears sucks massive dick when it comes to non toy projects.

Yesod.

Op here, thanks for the answers.

framework
None.

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Forced Ondentation if Code?

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dyslexia it's a problem

At first I thought it was a necrobumped thread from 2008.