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I have been using Django 1.8 and Python 2.7 for a couple of projects and they're working fine. I am about to start a new project and I am wondering whether I should use Python 3 for my Django project. Is it recommended that I should use Python 3? What are the benefits of using Python 3 over 2.7
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Can anyone explain why updating python in Ubuntu 22.04LTS makes the terminal not opening?
I was trying to update python from python 3.10.6 to python 3.11.2
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I need to extract news article headlines from Google alerts using Python 3.7, I tried to use "galerts" library, but I couldn't install it because it doesn't have a newer release which is supported by Python 3.7. Is there any alternative way with which I can scrape the headlines?
From the README of the galerts library, there is a link to a google-alerts library - this supports Python 3.
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I currently using Python 2.7 for Django. At the moment it goes alright, some models can't be added because it isn't available for 2.7. Only for Python 3.
So, the question is. How much benefit is it to move from 2.7 to 3 now?
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While searching python client for Hadoop, I found two modules pydoop and hadoopy. It seems both are good enough to work with, but not sure which one has more advantages than the other to install one.
The most comprehensive documentation of this I think is http://blog.cloudera.com/blog/2013/01/a-guide-to-python-frameworks-for-hadoop/
Recently, I really think that mrjob has come out ahead as a clear frontrunner. It has a very active mailing list and it seems to be relatively stable and up to date. It also has nice integration with Amazon EMR.
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I would like to know what you suggest as a framework to build UIs for Python applications.
I heard of Qt as a good solution. Is it suggested to learn Qt? What are the alternatives?
Tkinter is built into Python; it's not quite as pretty as Qt, but its ubiquity is worth a lot.