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I know that many people use Sinatra when programming webapps in Ruby because they don't want their framework to get in the way by forcing them to use MVC.
Is there something similar in Python? I'm looking for a framework which provides the glue between Python and the web, and not much more. I've looked at Web.py, but it doesn't seem to be quite what I'm looking for.
EDIT: Instead of just linking to random frameworks, please also say how they compare to the others, and what special features they have.
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Sinatra is a DSL for quickly creating web applications in Ruby with minimal effort: require 'sinatra' get '/frank-says' do 'Put this in your pipe & smoke it!' end.
Just like Flask, Sinatra is great for simple applications. The basic Sinatra application is only 4 LOC in a single Ruby source file. Sinatra is used instead of libraries such as Ruby on Rails for the same reason as Flask - you can start small and expand the application as needed.
Take a look at the Flask microframework
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There are several micro web frameworks. I personally like Bottle
A good overview list of options exist here.
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