Python 3 Wall of Shame
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Python 3 Wall of Shame
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#2Let's admit it.
Once Django is Py3K-ready, all other projects will follow suit.
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#3The equivalent for Ruby 1.9 is here:
And there's a version that shows rails3 compatibility amongst other things here:
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#4You don't need to name it as Wall of Shame.
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#5Let's admit it. Once Django is Py3K-ready, all other projects will follow suit.
Is Django really that big a deal in the python world? I know it is a big deal in the python web world, but the web seems a pretty small part of the python world as a whole. If I where to ask all the python developers I knew to prioritize the projects they want ported to py3, I'd imagine the results being numpy/scipy/matplotlib first followed wxpython or pyqt second followed by PIL and a whole bunch a smaller libraries, with Django getting a "sure I guess" down at the bottom of the list.
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#6Let's admit it. Once Django is Py3K-ready, all other projects will follow suit.
Is Django really that big a deal in the python world? I know it is a big deal in the python web world, but the web seems a pretty small part of the python world as a whole. If I where to ask all the python developers I knew to prioritize the projects they want ported to py3, I'd imagine the results being numpy/scipy/matplotlib first followed wxpython or pyqt second followed by PIL and a whole bunch a smaller librarie…
I don't do webdev, so I fully agree with that :) FWIW, NumPy supports python 3 (for quite a few months now, IIRC), and I imagine that SciPy does too.
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#7funny... everyone needs to run out and convert so that the 3 people using py3k can have new packages... doh
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#8Is this a wall of shame for the packages in red, or for Python 3 itself?
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#9funny... everyone needs to run out and convert so that the 3 people using py3k can have new packages... doh
And the reason only 3 people are using py3k is that there are no packages for it...
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#10Let's admit it. Once Django is Py3K-ready, all other projects will follow suit.
There is a poll about p3k compatibility on python.org: http://python.org/3kpoll
Django on top, followed by wxpython, scipy and mathplotlib.