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Say that you were going to write Python 3 for the next three months, what is the closest to yada you can get in the Python world?
There isn't necessarily a lot of stuff happening in the Pyramid repo, but there seems to be users who submit small changes and improvements. So perhaps it is done, gotten where it needed.
It looks to be using classes rather than data and functions though, but perhaps that's what you do in rome.
It's a nice medium between Flask & Django. It has auth built in to the core, but not coupled to as many things as Django is. Flask is probably very good by now though, I remember flask-classy being an improvement.