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So glad to see python 3 being adopted more and more by major web frameworks. This might be the wrong place to ask, but have there been any updates on python 3's
by marcusbartli 14y ago
So glad to see python 3 being adopted more and more by major web frameworks. This might be the wrong place to ask, but have there been any updates on python 3's wsgi or flask support? I've been out of the loop.
- slurgfest 14y agoPEP 3333. Armin Ronacher has long been grumpy about Python 3 so don't count on a Flask port any time soon
- marcusbartli 14y agoOk, this is mostly what I was curious about. Shame because I love flask, yet I agree with a lot of his python 3 opinions :(
- the_mitsuhiko 14y ago> Armin Ronacher has long been grumpy about Python 3 so don't count on a Flask port any time soon There are different reasons for why I am grumpy though. The things that stop me from porting stuff to Python 3 from the side of Python are largely resolved. In that regard I am just a lazy person and nobody cares about Python 3 YET. As far as the general development of the language goes there is still a lot missing in Python 3 that worked in Python 2 so I am not excited yet. Port will happen though, just have to decide when I will break the API to make it possible. As it stands right now a port won't be possible without breaking Werkzeug's API because it's just one level too low.
- batista 14y ago>In that regard I am just a lazy person and nobody cares about Python 3 YET. You'd be surprised.
- tbatterii 14y agopython 3's wsgi support is what is enabling frameworks like pyramid and now django to finally move forward with python 3. that only happened like a couple of years ago.