Cherryp is awesome, micro frameworks are great

Hello, I just wanted to post a cherryp praise. 
I'm relatively new to Python, and needed to launch web projects. So i was 
told to look to the biggest (typical) frameworks.
So I did install that large framework. Well it was a nightmare. I was 
starving to write python code but I realized I was spending more time 
fighting the framework to get things done than writing code.

Then I decided to give micro frameworks a try and tried several of those, 
including cherryp.
I felt an enormous burden was lifted from my shoulders. I just code exactly 
what I need with minimal look at the documentation, and nothing is in the 
way. In the end I realize that I get things done FASTER. My next project 
will be even faster since I will have my own boilerplate code from first 
project.

This really is a lesson for me. I always thought that using very complete 
framework would save time. And i'm sure it does, if you have the proper 
experience. But when you are beginning and need to get things done, not 
only large framework will slow you down, make things complicated, increase 
risk of backward incompatibilities, have you learn a huge layer and you 
will not learn what you need to learn when starting in a language. Again, I 
don't say big frameworks are bad, but micro framework really should be 
tried first. I enjoy working with cherryp so much more.

The only big thing left done aside custom logic is authentification with 
third party provider such as fb.

Praise cherryp !!!

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