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More importantly, it's nice to assume your users will have pip available no matter what (assuming we all move to Python 3. One day...)
by babarock 13y ago
More importantly, it's nice to assume your users will have pip available no matter what (assuming we all move to Python 3. One day...)
- Walkman 13y agoPython 3.4 seems it will be true to it's promise. See the other thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6581053 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6581053
- jiaaro 13y agoAs someone maintaining packages on pypi, I can tell you that demand for Python 3 support is growing and people are beginning to port packages for their own needs. I expect we'll see python 3 overtake python 2 in new projects within 3 years. I realize that's still pretty far off, but these things take time. You have to give the PSF credit for great support of the 2.x series.
- ConceptJunkie 13y agoAs a recent convert to Python (but only as an enthusiast... still doing C++ in my dayjob), I chose to go all in and start out with Python 3. I'm glad I did, but I do need to keep version 2 around.