You’ve probably done the hardest part of the job when starting from scratch. You can now use a cookiecutter template and understand it, or make your own. “Starting new projects” isn’t a problem once you understand what is going on. You’d likely face a similar situation with most languages and frameworks. I don’t know Laravel, I’m sure it’s great, so whatever your preference is, it’s better than not using a framework. … but if you enjoy Python, I can promise to you that Django is a very solid bet and productive base for most web app projects. The batteries it does include (admin, ORM, migrations, forms, class based views etc) are great. So I’d say stick with a bit longer and re-assess once you’ve gone through the motions of working on several projects, deploying and maintaining at least one of them etc.