Not really true. Python 3.6 is basically at speed parity with Python 2. There are a few outliers, but in most cases 3 is as fast or faster than 2. Python 3 ad

Not really true. Python 3.6 is basically at speed parity with Python 2. There are a few outliers, but in most cases 3 is as fast or faster than 2. Python 3 adoption is exactly where the devs wanted it to be 10 years later. Almost all major libraries have been ported. Python 3 adoption is only growing. More than 30% of new projects use it. Expect that to grow substantially as 3.6 is adopted. "didn't go anywhere" is therefore FUD.