Python 3000
Since the renewed Python 3000 effort was announced at PyCon 2006, a lot has happened. We've implemented about half of the promised changes in a branch, we've solidified the schedule, there's a refactoring tool that can do source-to-source translations, and we've produced several gigabytes of discussion about language change proposals (most of which were deemed too radical in the end). In this talk, Guido Van Rossum will discuss the Python 3000 road map, status, and what this means for the average Python user. http://www.google.com/jobs/studentvid...
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