Developing python application using minimalist frameworks has become frequent in the Python community, for no reasons not to speak here. I see this change as a professional development where developers want to choose what is best for your application, simply use what little hide a group (of pearls, or not*)* that is better.

Along with this evolution brings vices of many developers other frameworks (and/or technology), this can be a problem at the time of the taking of decision of which Python web framework to use.

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February 2015 saw 8 repositories with 19 contributions, including 5 pull requests and 6 issues, showcasing vibrant collaboration in the open-source community.

I use python because it is a simple and powerful language, but never used by be excellence in performance (But for python web serves very well)! I know that benchmark based on "Hello World" does not want to say too much, but it's interessanta we know what technology (framework) is more time to answer performance web support request.

There is a python framework named Falcon (Falcon follows the REST architectural style, meaning (among other things) that you think in terms of resources and state transitions, which map to HTTP verbs) which is extremely performance, even using asynchronous backup processing library (as gevent, is a coroutine-based Python networking library that uses greenlet to provide a high-level asynchronous API on top of the libev event loop).

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January 2015 saw 22 repositories with 48 contributions, including 11 pull requests and 22 issues, showcasing vibrant community engagement.