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It was touch and go for a couple of years there but yeah, Python 3 is now well and truly over the hump. The Python 3 Readiness Project now lists [341](http://p
by olooney 8y ago
It was touch and go for a couple of years there but yeah, Python 3 is now well and truly over the hump.
The Python 3 Readiness Project now lists [341](http://py3readiness.org/ http://py3readiness.org/) of the 360 most common packages as Python 3 compatible.
Even that's underselling it really. For example it lists BeautifulSoup as not converted, but the link goes to BeautifulSoup 3.2.1. However, BeautifulSoup4 works great on Python 3. And for MySQL there's mysqlclient and several others, and since database packages usually follow PEP 249 pretty closely its very easy to switch. So in reality, rather than 341/360, its more like "everything worth converting has been converted." Or just "everything" for short.