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I am just starting Python and I was wondering how I would go about programming web applications without the need of a framework. I am an experienced PHP developer but I have an urge to try out Python and I usually like to write from scratch without the restriction of a framework like flask or django to name a few.
WSGI is the Python standard for web server interfaces. If you want to create your own framework or operate without a framework, you should look into that. Specifically I have found Ian Bicking’s DIY Framework article helpful.
As an aside, I tend to think frameworks are useful and personally use Django, like the way Pylons works, and have used Bottle in the past for prototyping—you may want to look at Bottle if you want a stay-out-of-your-way microframework.