Python 3 isn't killing python. If you're one of the guys who isn't going to jump ship, siyonora. In a few years your python skills are going to be legacy only.

Python 3 isn't killing python. If you're one of the guys who isn't going to jump ship, siyonora. In a few years your python skills are going to be legacy only. Django, Pyramid, SQLAlchemy, all support it... it's time for web developers to switch. So what if an obscure library on PyPI doesn't? Port it already. Or don't use it? The other day I removed a 'module' from my project by substituting 1-2 lines for "import lxml" and etree.fromstring(xml) instead...