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The real issue is that for both developers and library maintainers, moving to Python3 entails a lot of aggravation for a comparatively small net benefit.
by RyanMcGreal 16y ago
The real issue is that for both developers and library maintainers, moving to Python3 entails a lot of aggravation for a comparatively small net benefit.
- jnoller 16y agoPorting is actually fairly trivial in many cases. If you go and look at most of the porting stories for Python 3, you'll find the authors saying "I was worried it would be hard... but it was really easy".
- metageek 16y agoI have the impression that translating the Python is easy (it was for the one project I did), but the C bindings are more of a pain.