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My experience:

I've tried Python 3 and enjoy it very much. A few things drove me nuts at first, trying to figure out why syntax that worked in Python2 is not longer working in Python3. But a little bit of googling and I was on my way with Python3.

I have a project that I started a long time ago in Python2 using web.py. I tried to migrate to Python3, but unfortunately, web.py is not supported. I know Flask has python3 support and I could migrate to that but I'm not ready to move my whole code base over yet.

From someone who tried to migrate to Python3 with no compelling reason to, hit a roadblock, I immediately shelved the problem till later as I'm not missing anything critical from Python3 to warrant the effort.

I wonder how many other projects go through this? Especially much larger, more complex code bases.




By the way have you tried out CherryPy? Another web library to consider when dealing with Python 3 projects.




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