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> HOWEVER, there are many important 3rd party libraries that have not yet been migrated to be fully compatible with Python 3. Are there any particular librarie
by callahad 14y ago
> HOWEVER, there are many important 3rd party libraries that have not yet been migrated to be fully compatible with Python 3.
Are there any particular libraries blocking you? Numpy / SciPy, IPython, Requests, Django, Pyramid, Bottle, etc. have all been ported to Python 3.
- wodow 14y agoThe Python 3 Wall of Superpowers / Shame lists them for you in order of downloads: http://python3wos.appspot.com/ http://python3wos.appspot.com/
- packetslave 14y agoTo be fair, Django only supports Python 3 as of 1.5, which was released a bit more than a month ago.
- metaphorm 14y agoSouth (database migration for django). Until django core has its own migration tool I won't be using it with Python 3. PIL as well. similar reasons. django image fields are dependent on PIL. Celery is still on Python 2 also, and while there are other message queues available, none of them is as easy to integrate with for an app that's already written in Python.
- dorolow 14y agoTo replace PIL you should try Pillow, a fork of PIL that is capable of running on py3k (and 2.x).