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If they'd solved the multithreading problem in Python3 so that you can get true multithreading that would have been a tremendously motivating force to get peopl
by msandford 12y ago
If they'd solved the multithreading problem in Python3 so that you can get true multithreading that would have been a tremendously motivating force to get people to switch. But that didn't happen and it's really undercut a lot of the pressure.
- c22 12y agoMy understanding is you can get true multithreading in both python 2 and 3 by using an interpreter that supports it (like IronPython).
- elyase 12y agoThe pydata subcommunity, the fastest growing and probably already the biggest one doesn't care about asyncio. A good multithreading solution on the other hand would have been decisive.