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Spot on. Id love to see a bunch of 'I swapped to python 3 and it was amazing because... [reason]' posts. If nothing else It'd illustrate clearly either the pyt
by shadowmint 12y ago
Spot on. Id love to see a bunch of 'I swapped to python 3 and it was amazing because... [reason]' posts.
If nothing else It'd illustrate clearly either the python 3 folks haven't got a leg to stand on (unable to come up with any tangible real life [reason]) or that there are actually compelling reasons to swap over to python 3; in which case we can point people to those posts in threads like this.
(personally I forayed into 3 but couldn't find any [reason] to stay there; I keep dropping into threads like this hoping to find one...)
- Aardshaark 12y agoHere's a small reason I found when refactoring some code today: http://legacy.python.org/dev/peps/pep-3102/ http://legacy.python.org/dev/peps/pep-3102/ Like I said, it's a small reason, but it would have made my life much easier today. Enough small reasons add up.
- collyw 12y agoI had some bug in a Django library, that went away by using Python 3. Can’t remember what it was exactly, but it was related to Unicode support.