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Well, as I write in the article, Django 2.0 was a turning point to me. I was always using Python 2.7.x and was really happy with it but, since Djano 2.0 does no
by spapas82 9y ago
Well, as I write in the article, Django 2.0 was a turning point to me. I was always using Python 2.7.x and was really happy with it but, since Djano 2.0 does not support python 2.x anymore I have been forced to move to Python 3.x in order to be able to write Django 2.0 apps.
Yes I know that Django 1.11 (which works with Python 2.7.x) will be supported until 2020 but, out of principle, I don't want tostart a new project with the previous Django version. Upgrading my old Django projects to 2.7.x is another (rather painful) story of course ...