There's a 5-year roadmap, and we're about halfway through it. Many of the most popular libs are already available in Py3. For example Django just released a version supporting it. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3305021
They didn't cut a release with it, yet. The work has been done and it is or will be in a branch, but it still needs to be reviewed and "accepted" in order to move on.
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There's a 5-year roadmap, and we're about halfway through it. Many of the most popular libs are already available in Py3. For example Django just released a version supporting it. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3305021
They didn't cut a release with it, yet. The work has been done and it is or will be in a branch, but it still needs to be reviewed and "accepted" in order to move on.
It is, however, a question of "when", not "if".
I don't have time to wait for "when", especially when there are working options right now.
I am going to use and encourage other to use things that work right now, than wait for something in the future which we aren't even clear of.
That's awesome - write about what you do, please? The Python3 web world is still in its infancy, and I'm really interested to hear how it goes