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This morning during the DjangoCon US 2023 sprints, with Will Vincent we showed his Django Microframework repository based on Carlton Gibson 2018 talk, and then I showed my optimized version. 
@djangocon @carlton @wsvincent First version of μDjango (micro Django) published
https://github.com/pauloxnet/uDjango
@djangocon @carlton @wsvincent I've already merged 2 PRs (with 2 typos) and I've just updated the repository with 2 commits:
- Improved the history section and added URLs
- Formatted the code and simplified the install instructions
https://github.com/pauloxnet/uDjango/commits/main
@djangocon @carlton @wsvincent After the long journey back from DjangoCon US 2023, once home I found a moment to further optimize the code. Do you have any feedback?
https://github.com/pauloxnet/uDjango/commit/61d19df0b886c6db7487cc28d74aee11ef70a251
@wsvincent @djangocon @carlton I've found the time to open my PR during the DjangoCon US 2023 sprints.
https://github.com/wsvincent/django-microframework/pull/14
@paulox @djangocon @wsvincent That’s awesome. 
Maybe django.shortcuts needs an application() function, taking just urlpatterns, and **settings 
@carlton @djangocon @wsvincent that's a good idea 
@paulox @djangocon @wsvincent That’s consensus! Get a ticket open! 
@carlton @paulox @djangocon @wsvincent Why stop there? We could make Application take no arguments and then use it to decorate views, building urlpatterns as it goes:
app = Application()
@app.url("/")
def index(request):
…
@adamchainz @paulox @djangocon @wsvincent and whilst it’s decorating, we could have it assume that the return value was the response body if it weren’t an explicit Response object 
@carlton @paulox @djangocon @wsvincent Final move: rebrand as some kind of liquid container.
@adamchainz @carlton @paulox @djangocon @wsvincent are you guys recreating flask with django codebase?
@ramiboutas @adamchainz @carlton @paulox @djangocon just revealing that Django can do a simple "Hello, World!" too, albeit not practical for any actual usage. Like Flask :)
@adamchainz @carlton @paulox @djangocon @wsvincent I actually laughed out loud. Well played, all 
That said, I do support it! Happy to offer some testing, as long as you write the test criteria 
@adamchainz @carlton @paulox @djangocon @wsvincent sadly the .com domain decanterproject is already taken. 
@LucidDan @adamchainz @carlton @paulox @djangocon @wsvincent
The Infinity Bottle concept comes to mind while scanning your thread. Pick a liquor, and it's as much or as little of your favorites as you want to swap in. https://vinepair.com/articles/infinity-whiskey-bottle-guide/
@webology @LucidDan @adamchainz @carlton @paulox @djangocon @wsvincent this link needs to come with a content warning - how can you do this to scotch?!? :‘(
@fallenhitokiri @LucidDan @adamchainz @carlton @paulox @djangocon @wsvincent nothing a little honey whiskey can't fix
(Mine is a gin infinity bottle, which feels about right.)
@webology @fallenhitokiri @LucidDan @adamchainz @carlton @paulox @djangocon @wsvincent
This is why we cannot have good things. Might as well build an "Infinity Alcohol Bottle" and add Bud Light to it, while we are at it, might as well add piss to it.
Scotch is amongst the few things I consider sacrosanct, and this should be termed an act of blasphemy.
@fallenhitokirim more like "How dare you do this to scotch?"
@webology @LucidDan @carlton @paulox @djangocon @wsvincent TIL, unlike other commenters, I like it and may try it with those little bits left in the cupboard...
@adamchainz @LucidDan @carlton @paulox @djangocon @wsvincent thats what I did. Reduce several bottles down to one. Its good.
More importantly its an interesting project name
@webology @adamchainz @LucidDan @carlton @paulox @djangocon @wsvincent infinity casks are also a thing distillers do. Never use more than half the cask to bottle then refill and age again. Getting some of the original batch in every bottle.
@d @adamchainz [-dropping everyone else since the topic has gone so off-topic]
I personally love this. For the DCUS confs in San Diego, we had a company dinner three years at a place that specialized in wine blends and they were wonderful.
@adamchainz @carlton @paulox @djangocon @wsvincent that's essentially my uapi thing ;)
Except you don't start with a Django application, you start with something else and that thing can spit out an Application later, since it supports like 4 other frameworks
@paulox @djangocon @carlton @wsvincent Pretty cool! I needed a Django quickstart for some docs for my thing (https://uapi.threeofwands.com/en/latest/index.html#your-first-handler) and my response was to just give up (other frameworks have a better quickstart story). This is right up that alley. Any chance of a sync version too?
@tintvrtkovic @paulox @djangocon @wsvincent This was my sync version from a few years ago…
@paulox @djangocon @carlton @wsvincent the quality of the readme here is exceptional 
And I think this maybe the most micro example I've seen to date
@paulox @djangocon @carlton @wsvincent You might enjoy my version with model support: https://github.com/radiac/django-flasky
@radiac @djangocon @carlton @wsvincent thanks for sharing your project. 
@paulox @djangocon @carlton @wsvincent I love this. Thanks for the demo on Thursday and throwing up this repo so quickly!
@paulox @djangocon @carlton @wsvincent This is neat! I went down this road for https://coltrane.readthedocs.io (example use: https://github.com/adamghill/alldjango.com/blob/main/app.py), but I love this approach. Looking forward to removing this “complaint” about Django! 
@paulox @djangocon @wsvincent looks pretty tight. The module imports are pretty cheeky. (I quite like the feel of the http one, I may give that a try IRL)
@carlton @djangocon @wsvincent thanks for your feedback. 