I stopped using python long ago, out of the frustration with the breakage caused in the ecosystem first due to the 2/3 transition, and then by splitting again the ecosystem with all the async stuff they introduced, when having instead gone the way of gevent would have ended up in something like this.

The company I was at the time tried really hard to move to python 3. It was a huge codebase with thousands of engineers. After more than a year of work they cancelled the project and said they'll never upgrade to python 3, and instead started writing smaller "microservices" around the core product just to calm engineers anxiety to use python3. Now Django is suffering kind of the same problem with all the async stuff being bolted on, adding a lot of gotchas and side effects and incompatibilities around every corner. It is a mess.

I left that company and I will never use python again.

I love how Ruby seems to care about the ecosystem, and both ruby and rails keep innovating and providing awesome full stack solutions.