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This was a big topic of discussion at PyconAU this year. Having listened to several Python core developers as well as core developers of some major web framewo
by ra 15y ago
This was a big topic of discussion at PyconAU this year.
Having listened to several Python core developers as well as core developers of some major web frameworks and libraries, I have no doubt that Python 3 will replace Python 2.
I think the key tipping point will be when the major web frameworks support it.
- dextorious 15y agoThe big one is Django, and the whole port is a mess. There's some minimal work but it's like it hasn't even been started. The official party line on the delay was the lack of a WSGI spec for P3, but there has already been one for several months now.