Sebastian Witowski • 10/30/2019

You Don't Have to Migrate to Python 3

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This article argues that while Python 3 is superior, migrating legacy Python 2 applications isn't always mandatory. It explores reasons like high migration costs, lack of business value, and dependency issues, based on a PyCon Japan 2019 talk. It provides a pragmatic view for maintaining Python 2 projects post-EOL.

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