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I agree. What exactly is the point of backporting features, when the main reason people give for wanting to use Python 2 is for legacy applications? What 8-year
by Orangeair 10y ago
I agree. What exactly is the point of backporting features, when the main reason people give for wanting to use Python 2 is for legacy applications? What 8-year-old codebase is going to be updated to use `async`? And if you're starting a new project, why not write it in Python 3, which has first-party support?
- hueving 10y ago>And if you're starting a new project, why not write it in Python 3, which has first-party support? Because you're importing big legacy python2 libraries.