If there's anyone not using python3 in production now, I'd be wary of that team. Maybe it could be forgiven two years ago, but now... There's just too much to be gained with modern python.
But hey, there's still some organisations using php3 in production!
> If there's anyone not using python3 in production now, I'd be wary of that team.
I'd imagine the majority of teams are using python2 in production. Especially when LTS OSs ship with python 2.7. Things like Anaconda make it a lot easier to install python3 along side of python2.7 and move individual projects to 3.
we have a simple setup, and use python3.3.3. (Should be at 3.3.5 soonish) We have a dependency on pyodbc and they don't have a version for python 3.4. Also, we use pywin32. (Yes, on windows. We use it to monitor machines, do graphviz diagrams, xml-rpc, that sort of things. On windows mmsql environemnt. Yes i keep on top of it.
We try to do everything we need with the standard library, which is surprisingly good. Also, I do have one service using 2.7 because web.py. (Thank You Aaron!)
