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About time too. It's been 3½ years since Python 3 came out. People should've moved to it a long time ago.
by w1ntermute 14y ago
About time too. It's been 3½ years since Python 3 came out. People should've moved to it a long time ago.
- packetslave 14y agoI suspect lack of Django support for Python 3 was a factor
- gitarr 14y agoActually the move has and always had a 5 year time frame. We are well within it. As a side note, I just yesterday tried out the Django 1.5 development trunk in a python3 virtualenv and it all worked. :)
- packetslave 14y agoOh, sure, that wasn't intended as a dig on Django. My point was just the fact that you couldn't run it under Python3 was likely a factor in the slow adoption.