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So what is the point in using py3 then? They either should keep using the version with the largest library base, in order to profit from other's momentum, or in
by muuh-gnu 16y ago
So what is the point in using py3 then? They either should keep using the version with the largest library base, in order to profit from other's momentum, or invest their own ressources (money/time/skill) into making a py3-only library attractive enough to pull everybody else against their will.
What they're doing right now, is not investing anything at all to make py3 more attractive, but simply being loud and vocal and trying to coerce the majority through social pressure to do work to support their version of choice, even if there is no actually noticeable benefit in for them to do so.
- sigzero 16y agoWell...eventually 2.7.x is going to be it except for security patches. The future of Python is the 3 branch and I am confident that everyone will port. You have to keep in mind though that P2->P3 was laid out as a 5 year process. We are only half way through it at this point.