Seems reasonable, given the degree of compatibility between 2.5 and 2.7.
I'm sure that one less runtime makes your lives easier.
Speaking of which, would love to see you introduce a more general purpose runtime, e.g. using something like the technology you use with Chrome's NaCl (I believe this is LLVM).
One thing I really hate about these notices is they only say the feature will be deprecated in accordance with their stated policy. Don't make me have to look it up and do the math. Just state plainly in the post when the fricken deprecation date is. Sheesh.
I think present time 90% developer used Python 2.5 for consider migrating as soon as possible. One thing about these notices is they only say the feature will be deprecated in accordance with their stated policy.
+Sarkis Dallakian I'm pretty sure that thread-safe mode requires you to use WSGI. But I think you can still use Python 2.7 with CGI (without thread-safe mode).
Seems reasonable, given the degree of compatibility between 2.5 and 2.7.
ReplyDeleteI'm sure that one less runtime makes your lives easier.
Speaking of which, would love to see you introduce a more general purpose runtime, e.g. using something like the technology you use with Chrome's NaCl (I believe this is LLVM).
One thing I really hate about these notices is they only say the feature will be deprecated in accordance with their stated policy. Don't make me have to look it up and do the math. Just state plainly in the post when the fricken deprecation date is. Sheesh.
ReplyDeleteOne step closer to adding Python 3.x support? https://code.google.com/p/googleappengine/issues/detail?id=909
ReplyDeleteHeroku's buildpack already supports it. https://github.com/heroku/heroku-buildpack-python
I think present time 90% developer used Python 2.5 for consider migrating as soon as possible. One thing about these notices is they only say the feature will be deprecated in accordance with their stated policy.
ReplyDelete+Sarkis Dallakian I'm pretty sure that thread-safe mode requires you to use WSGI. But I think you can still use Python 2.7 with CGI (without thread-safe mode).
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