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I've been using PyPy as my main development platform for quite some time now. So for me if I were to move to Python3, it would have to be Python 3.2 since that'
by BuckRogers 11y ago
I've been using PyPy as my main development platform for quite some time now. So for me if I were to move to Python3, it would have to be Python 3.2 since that's all PyPy3 supports. I've also been told that PyPy3 is not production-ready. While PyPy4 is, so it's a no brainer for me to develop for PyPy4 then fallback to CPython2.7 if I run into problems.
Fingers crossed, but so far my home business is running off pure PyPy4. No C-extensions, no interpreters. :)