Modular library for writing WSGI apps
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Cutlass is a Python (2.7+) library for making web app backends.
It’s a small, carefully-designed set of components which do basic jobs usually done by a framework, without needing to be used together. Dependencies, internal coupling, automatic behavior and magic are kept to a minimum. These components snap together flexibly with each other and anything else that uses WSGI, including most Python frameworks as well as best-of-breed libraries like WebOb, Bottle and Werkzeug. (You don’t have to know about WSGI, though you can easily work at that level if you need to.)
This design lets you get started quickly, completely understand and control what your app is doing, keep overhead down, and tailor your architecture and components to your tastes and tasks.
See the Cutlass frontpage for more information, including links to documentation.
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