NOUse python 3
Python 2 is legacy software...
Python 3 has no library support of my liking and old applications are broken on it thus python2 more stable imoPython 2 is legacy software...
Python 3 has no library support of my liking and old applications are broken on it thus python2 more stable imo
i'll stop using python2 when all the lua hippies stop using the old luaYou must be registered for see links
Most, if not all of the major libraries are python 3 compatible. If you come across a small library that isn't, why not fork it and add py3 support to it?
If you really wanna be a speed freak go for Django, it's the most popular and supported.Probably going to start doing Python 3 and practice with CherryPy onto building a website (Or Wheezy Web since it has the best benchmarks, @griimnak 's obsession being flask having the more mid range benchmarks
I already let Python die and decided to move towards NudePython 3 should absolutely be learned first, learning an outdated standard is like moving backwards before you even begun. If it can be done in Python 3, then it should be done in Python 3, Python 2 should be the fail-over, not the main focus. Python 2 will die, and time you've spent learning it will have been in vain to some extent.
Legacy software never dies!Python 3 should absolutely be learned first, learning an outdated standard is like moving backwards before you even begun. If it can be done in Python 3, then it should be done in Python 3, Python 2 should be the fail-over, not the main focus. Python 2 will die, and time you've spent learning it will have been in vain to some extent.