I recently started a new Django 1.7 (beta/RC until now) + Py3 project, and it's going great. All the major dependencies work flawlessly on Py3. I did have some

I recently started a new Django 1.7 (beta/RC until now) + Py3 project, and it's going great. All the major dependencies work flawlessly on Py3. I did have some problems with some minor API wrapper libraries, but those can easily be patched or other written to support the needed functionality. Regarding a full-on migration, I haven't done that yet on any of my larger existing projects. As with any migration I'd be careful to weigh the cost/benefit of such a move. But, at least from my experience in this field, Py3 is definitely ready for prime time. Use it!