3. When did you form that opinion? I've found that since Django and numpy ported, Python3's been perfectly usable for a wide variety of uses. My last startup was all on Python3, and the only library I had a problem with was Splunk. Web programming, CLI scripting, deployment, data analysis, integrating with outside data sources - all of that went fine. The situation is quite different from what it was even a year ago.
And with Python3, you don't have to deal with baffling UnicodeDecodeErrors whenever you deal with real-world data, you get sane standard library names, and a lot of other syntactic warts have been cleaned up.
And with Python3, you don't have to deal with baffling UnicodeDecodeErrors whenever you deal with real-world data, you get sane standard library names, and a lot of other syntactic warts have been cleaned up.