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I'm one of those happy to see the GIL removed. I've had troubles with the 2->3 transition and more recently with the 3.6 EOL, which wasn't as traumatic but stil
by gjulianm 3y ago
I'm one of those happy to see the GIL removed. I've had troubles with the 2->3 transition and more recently with the 3.6 EOL, which wasn't as traumatic but still a little bit troublesome. Despite that, I prefer another transition and being able to actually use parallelism in Python rather than rewriting a huge codebase in a different language, and losing the advantages of Python.