Morp is a python web development framework for developers who need a framework that provides some assistance in building applications that support distributed processing. Other web frameworks are primarily designed for standard wsgi processing, while distributed worker processing is primarily a feature that is added as a plugin, Morp is different in this sense because we try to make it a first class citizen of the framework.
For more information: https://morpframework.readthedocs.io/
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