In 2015, there was no way I could have moved to Python 3. There were too many libraries I depended on that hadn't ported yet.
In 2019, I feel pretty confident about using Python 3, having used it exclusively for about 18 months now.
For my personal use case at least, this timeline worked out well for me. Hopefully it works out for most everyone. I can't imagine they made this decision without at least some data backing it up.
In 2019, I feel pretty confident about using Python 3, having used it exclusively for about 18 months now.
For my personal use case at least, this timeline worked out well for me. Hopefully it works out for most everyone. I can't imagine they made this decision without at least some data backing it up.