Django's future, and Python 3

Re:Django's future, and Python 3 by jacobian on Wednesday March 14, 2012 @12:05AM (#3701736)

If you think you're tired about hearing about Python 3 try sitting in my seat! I got asked "when's Django moving to Python 3?" about thirty times a day at PyCon, and I think the other core devs did, too. We realized that although we had a plan in mind we hadn't communicated it well. Hence the blog post.

Sorry to bore you. Back to your regularly scheduled hacking.

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Re:Django's future, and Python 3 by sown on Wednesday March 14, 2012 @12:37AM (#3701817)

> I got asked "when's Django moving to Python 3?" about thirty times a day at PyCon, and I think the other core devs did, too.

Get custom T-shirts printed? ;)

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Re:Django's future, and Python 3 by timc3 on Wednesday March 14, 2012 @06:08AM (#3702480)

Wonder how many times you got asked how long you are going to hang on to Python 2.5 or even whether you/Django core devs get asked why can't they have Python 2.4 support.

Not that I care that much for environments stuck in 2.4 land, its last update was 7 years ago.

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Re:Django's future, and Python 3 by mattdeboard on Wednesday March 14, 2012 @07:38AM (#3702702)

It's not that this post bored me, it's the "This is amazing/great/terrible/stupid" reaction to the news things are getting ported. Progress, time marches on, etc.

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Re:Django's future, and Python 3 by superxor on Wednesday March 14, 2012 @03:55AM (#3702205)

Thanks for the post, the road map should be a lot more clearer for users.

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