Python has a significant number of web frameworks outside the usual Django, Flask and Bottle suspects.
The Pyramid framework stems from the Pylons project which develops a set of open source web application frameworks. Pyramid applications are built using a model-view-controller architecture.
Falcon is a minimalist web framework designed with web application speed as a top priority.
Morepath is a micro web framework that routes URLs directly to model code.
web.py is a Python web framework designed for simplicity in building web applications.
Web2py is a batteries-included philosophy framework with project structure based on model-view-controller patterns.
This roundup of 14 minimal Python frameworks contains both familiar and less known Python libraries.
The web micro-framework battle presentation goes over Bottle, Flask, and many other lesser known Python web frameworks.
A Python newcomer asked the Python Subreddit to explain the differences between numerous Python web frameworks and received some interesting responses from other users.
Read through the web frameworks listed above and check out their project websites.
It's useful to know what other web frameworks exist besides Django and Flask. However, when you're just starting to learn to program there are significantly more tutorials and resources for Django and Flask on the web. My recommendation is to start with one of those two frameworks then expand your knowledge from there.
