Python 3 & Stream Framework
Blog post from Stream
Stream Framework has successfully transitioned to Python 3.4, marking a significant step forward as demand for Python 3 support grows among open-source software users. This shift reflects a broader trend towards adopting Python 3.4 for app development, as library authors increasingly incorporate support for the newer version. Until recently, there was little incentive to upgrade due to a lack of demand and compatibility issues with existing dependencies. However, recent developments, such as CQLEngine's support for Python 3, suggest that the community is now embracing this change, making Python 3 a more viable option for developers.
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