Should We Build Our Own Python Framework for Standardization and Security?

In Python development, we often face the choice between using readily available frameworks or writing our own code. While existing frameworks save time, they pose challenges like:

  1. Difficulty in selecting the best one among many options.
  2. Lack of standardization, as developers may prefer different frameworks for similar functionalities.
  3. Concerns about data security when using third-party open-source code.

Would it be better to create our own internal framework (using or independent of existing ones) and enforce its usage across projects for consistency and security?

Looking for expert advice on this approach.

Thanks!

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