Maybe I should have written it more clearly, but the mini-frameworks I described in the article are not makeshift -- instead they're permanent and stay forever, expanding as time goes, until being replaced by something else.
I know what you mean! I've lived through those myself.
However, for a beginner, specially if said beginner never worked in a larger company with resources to produce an internal framework, they might think you're referring to Flask or something like that (btw Flask-style microframework use can go very wrong but it's another completely different issue).
That's why I'm being nitpicky. The people who'll get the post are likely already experienced enough to evaluate those frameworks themselves.
