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No Python 2 support, good thing. I understood that the Django codebase is lighter thanks to this, but I'm asking myself if it has any implication for the develo
by bluewalt 9y ago
No Python 2 support, good thing.
I understood that the Django codebase is lighter thanks to this, but I'm asking myself if it has any implication for the developper? (I was already using Python 3.6)
My guess:
- The Django codesource is easier to read
- Maybe error messages are cleaner? (just a supposition.. I don't know)
- collinmanderson 9y agoThe documentation is a little cleaner too, with fewer “except on Python 2, it’s like this..” Also, this will eventually allow type hinting in the future.