This is exactly how i feel about flask and prior to flask turbogears. Stick with what you know until it doesn't solve the problems in satisfactory way.
true, but I could have just stuck with PHP then I feel. But rails represented more than just slinging code - it represented professionalism. Doing things well. Maintainability, and above all else developer happiness.
With PHP, building an online store was possible for me. With Rails, it became obvious.
Always be willing to upgrade - but don't hastily discard something useful for something new either.
