Agree. I've done a large project last year on python 2 and wish i could go back in time and start with python 3 right away. To me unicode support really was th

Agree. I've done a large project last year on python 2 and wish i could go back in time and start with python 3 right away. To me unicode support really was the crappiest side of python, and it's good to know that it's supported now. The problem for me with python is more general as just python 2 vs 3. It's that python seems stuck in the purely dynamic typing side of PL whereas the trend now (golang, haskell, dart , typescript) seems to be that types are useful for many things. But sticking with python 2 wouldn't change anything to that matter.