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The biggest change I can think of in my Python/Django development over the past few years is: print "" >>> print("")
by halfnibble 7y ago
The biggest change I can think of in my Python/Django development over the past few years is:
print "" >>> print("")
- jjgreen 7y agoTrue that, I had a load of code in 2.7 which I was dreading migrating to 3, but pretty much that change sorted it.
- LyndsySimon 7y agoI don't necessarily agree with that, but it might be a matter of when I started. My first Django projects were done with 0.96 if I recall properly. Environment management has changed a ton - first with pip replacing easy_install and directly using setup.py, then with a bevy of tools for managing development and deployed environments (Vagrant, Docker, Spinnaker, K8s, etc.), and nowadays with more advanced packaging tools like pipenv or poetry. Along the way we've seen the maturation of CI and all of those supporting tools - linting, style enforcement, and coverage all growing rapidly.