[olafgeibig]

I agree. Adopting a more modular approach is a great idea. Coming from the Java ecosystem, I still miss having something like the Spring framework in Python. I believe Spring remains an example of excellent framework design. Let me explain what I mean.

Using Spring requires adopting Spring IoC, but beyond that, everything is modular. You can choose to use only the abstractions you need, such as ORM, messaging, caching, and so on. At its core, Spring IoC is used to loosely integrate these components. Later on, they introduced Spring Boot and Spring Cloud, which are distributions of various Spring modules, offering an opinionated application programming model that simplifies getting started.

This strategy allows users the flexibility to selectively use the components they need while also providing an opinionated programming model that saves time and effort when starting a new project.