Companies stuck on python 2, have known for several years that life-time support was disappearing and will do 1 of 3 things:
1) Get caught by surprise because they aren't planning.
2) Plan and pay the price of upgrading their legacy code.
3) Join an active developed (currently hypothetical) fork of python 2
I think in 2020 we'll see all 3 routes done by several companies. Better get the popcorn ready!
1) Get caught by surprise because they aren't planning. 2) Plan and pay the price of upgrading their legacy code. 3) Join an active developed (currently hypothetical) fork of python 2
I think in 2020 we'll see all 3 routes done by several companies. Better get the popcorn ready!