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Python 3 has been released more than 3 years ago. Until now, most of the framework and coursework i have seen always based on python 2.6 (or 2.7)
Even for Google App Engine, they also use python 2.
Are there any drawback of python 3 that prevents people from upgrading?
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I'm looking for a library to work with Dynamics CRM from Python. I saw this answer regarding PHP: microsoft dynamics crm 2011 and php
I wonder if thre is something similar in Python.
You mean something like that:
http://pastebin.com/JevEm6j2
?
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Django 1.5 now supports Python 3 as per their announcement. I have just started learning Python 3 and am about to play around with Django 1.5. However, most of the tutorials/books etc., deal with Django v1.1 onwards (to v1.4). Now that v1.5 is released what are some of the 'gotchas' to watch out for that may exist in the different versions of Django? (Or does it not matter?)
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I wrote a web app with Pyramid in python, but I'm struggling to find a suitable profiler. Any suggestions? Thanks.
If you're using pyramid 1.2a1 or better you might try the pyramid_debugtoolbar. linesman also seems like a pretty good choice.
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Can we do event driven programming in Python. If we can, can some one tell which modules (standard or 3rd party modules) to look at. I hope I am not asking a ambiguous question, I am new to Python so please don't mind.
First thing that came into my mind when I saw your post was Twisted.
Ofcourse it depends on what your goal is, but you should check it out
here
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I want to wrap it inside a template. That's very important.
There a several forum app exists for django.
Look here django forums
And specially look at DjangoBB