Are you planning to add some kind of API serving functionality (either by integrating something like Django Ninja or even raw Pydantic)? I think such single file frameworks are great candidates to implement microservices.
Thanks! Yes definitely, I think it's a great fit for anything self-contained and limited scope that doesn't need a lot of code. I've certainly found having an easy way to run a single file using Django's ORM is pretty handy.
Regarding API serving, I'm planning on making it easier to use third party apps; the main obstacle is registering `includes` urls, which is doable at the moment but involves manually appending a path to `nanodjango.urls.urlpatterns`. I want to expand route registration to give a nicer internal api, then once that's in place Django Ninja should work pretty much out of the box - the only different should be how you register the url.
Are you planning to add some kind of API serving functionality (either by integrating something like Django Ninja or even raw Pydantic)? I think such single file frameworks are great candidates to implement microservices.