No, its written to support 2.7 because the majority of Google's code they want to over haul is in 2.7. I don't think much of this is fixed by python3, at the ve

No, its written to support 2.7 because the majority of Google's code they want to over haul is in 2.7. I don't think much of this is fixed by python3, at the very least the speed benefits you get don't even compare. See the graph on the OP comparing # of threads using CPython and Grumpy