I look forward to the day PyPy is considered the real Python. Look at PyPy's homepage (http://pypy.org/), doesn't even mention Unicode as a significant feature. Instead it talks about speed, security, concurrency, and compatibility with the current real Python (2.7.2) - all the things real Python programmers care about and expect the Python developers to focus on.
PyPy may be some way off but I want to find the developers and hug them for setting the right vision and trying.
I just donated $50 and if you hate Python3 you should too.
I look forward to the day PyPy is considered the real Python. Look at PyPy's homepage (http://pypy.org/), doesn't even mention Unicode as a significant feature. Instead it talks about speed, security, concurrency, and compatibility with the current real Python (2.7.2) - all the things real Python programmers care about and expect the Python developers to focus on.
PyPy may be some way off but I want to find the developers and hug them for setting the right vision and trying.
I just donated $50 and if you hate Python3 you should too.