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I’m starting a new Python web project. With most frameworks, everyone rushes to the latest version, however, it seems that this is not as true for Python 3.x.
Which version of Python should brand new projects use?
A lot of 3rd party Python modules still require Python 2.x (numpy, scipy for example). If you will use any of those, or if you don’t yet know what modules you need and want to keep your options open then stick with Python 2.x for now.
If you know that all the modules you need work with Python 3.x then go with that.