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The attitude of most python3 devs, which can be surmised as: "I moved my Twitter clone from python2 to python3, and it was easy. What's the big problem? You've
by bjt2n3904 9y ago
The attitude of most python3 devs, which can be surmised as: "I moved my Twitter clone from python2 to python3, and it was easy. What's the big problem? You've had ten years to get this done! Hurry up, you're hurting my productivity."
- abritinthebay 9y agoWell if you’re not happy about the EoL part then that’s a fair response. If you don’t care (because your apps will still work and they don’t need or can’t be updated) then it shouldn’t really come up...?
- freyir 9y agoJust curious, what parts of your code are not portable to Python 3? The biggest barrier usually seems to involve strings/Unicode. Or are you relying on packages that don’t have Python 3 support? In any case, it sounds like you have a stable Python 2.7 system running, so what’s the issue? Nobody’s going to come and take your code away from you.