On Tue, Feb 28, 2012 at 09:04, Barry Warsaw <barry at python.org> wrote: > We really need to stop saying that porting to Python 3 is hard, or should be > delayed. It's not in the vast majority of cases. Yes, there are warts, and > we should continue to improve Python 3 so it gets easier, but by no means is > it impossible for most code to be working very nicely on Python 3 today. I've been singing and dancing about the ease of porting for a while now, but it's mostly thanks to the fact that I never had to do any Unicode tomfoolery. Now with this PEP, the game gets easier for a lot more people. Does anyone have a good porting experience they'd like to share, which I could maybe use as a PR effort for us? Barry, I know you wrote some pretty solid coverage of your DBus port. Anyone else? Personal projects or work stuff (assuming its ok to share). blog.python.org has been asleep for a while and a good porting testimonial might be a way to jumpstart it, or I can get it on the python.org front page. If you have anything to share on that front, please contact me directly.
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