"Python folks are really conservative and afraid of change"
huh? Im still new to the language but I've seen many devs/companies embracing Python 3.
> Does this mean that Django is ready to use with Python 3? Not yet!
Yes, there are devs/companies embracing python 3, but not enough :( . As I said in my article a few people think it would be better to throw python 3 away. I don't understand why.
I don't know very many who would classify their opinion objectively as "we think it would be better to throw Python 3 away".
Python 3 was released three-and-a-half years ago!
There's a vocal part of the Python community, myself included[1], who sees a lot of great tools out there and thinks, "Come on, already! It's been more three years!"
While I've used both, I prefer Python. But big, important community packages like Django still not being on Python3 after three+ years is really frustrating.
EDIT: [1] -- um ... okay, nobody knows who I am, so I'm not a vocal part of the community. More of a silent, frustrated observer.