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When I was still locked to Python 2 I really wanted to use Pypy but couldn't due to Cpython requirements. Now we're using Python 3.5 async stuff everywhere. I
by oliwarner 10y ago
When I was still locked to Python 2 I really wanted to use Pypy but couldn't due to Cpython requirements. Now we're using Python 3.5 async stuff everywhere.
I wonder if I'll ever get to use Pypy in anger or will something in Python 3.6+ distract me (those f-strings look pretty fancy, dammit).
- baq 10y agoI'm secretly hoping that f-strings make it into pypy 3.5... it's just a teensy little bit of syntax, right? Right...?