yeah, we are anticipating a big shit storm in our industry very soon
when every company out there will have to deploy Python 3 alongside
Python 2 (to be backwards compatible with industry standard software of
various versions).
not looking forward to it.
On 21/05/19 1:56 PM, Tim Roberts wrote:
Frank Rueter | OHUfx wrote:
I know that, the problem is I work in an industry that has been
clinging onto Python 2.7 with al their major softwares for way too
long, it has not been my choice.
It's hard to blame them. When Python 2 came out, it was so obviously
superior to Python 1 that the world transitioned almost immediately.
There was a period of overlap, but by the time of Python 2.2, almost
everyone had moved up.
It is a testament to Python 2 that it continues to retain a vibrant
ecosystem even though its successor is all the way up to 3.7.
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