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There's more few paragraphs down: > And now we no longer worry about Python version 2 or 3 (is it ever upgrading?)
by slig 9y ago
There's more few paragraphs down:
> And now we no longer worry about Python version 2 or 3 (is it ever upgrading?)
- draw_down 9y agoDoesn't this guy know you're only supposed to beat up on JavaScript around here? He really needs to get with the program.
- flanbiscuit 9y agoAs if Node doesn't have multiple versions that a nvm* is exists and widely used (and I really like node) *Node version manager
- BaronVonSteuben 9y agoIt's much different tho. Node is is backwards compatible, python 3 -> 2 is definitely not. And python 3 isn't exactly new ...
- jnwatson 9y agoNode’s policy is that major versions may introduce backwards compatibility, and Node 4.0 did introduce some. Just like Python.
- paulryanrogers 9y agoDid you mean incompatibility?
- jnwatson 9y agoYes indeed