Great #python315 release thread! 🧵
The @aio_libs @aiohttp ecosystem also supports #Python 3.15, by the way!
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@webknjaz.mastodon.social.ap.brid.gyGreat #python315 release thread! 🧵
The @aio_libs @aiohttp ecosystem also supports #Python 3.15, by the way!
@hacks.grPython 3.15 makes UTF-8 the default text encoding and adds explicit lazy imports.
Its experimental JIT also showed platform-specific gains: 7–8% over the standard inte…
https://en.hacks.gr/kykloforise-i-python-3-15-me-peiramatiki-leitoyrgia-eos-12-tachyteri-se-dokimes/
@ferramentaslinux.bsky.social🐍 O Python 3.15 chegou! JIT 12% mais rápido, lazy imports que aceleram o startup, frozendict e sentinel built-in. UTF-8 agora é padrão. Atualize e sinta a diferença. Guia completo -> tinyurl.com/yc6b34ez #Python315 #Python #Desenvolvimento
@hugovk.dev🐍🚀 Out now: Python 3.15.0 final!
💤 Lazy imports!
🧊 frozendict builtin!
💂 sentinel builtin!
📉 Tachyon profiler!
🗣️ UTF-8 by default!
🛞 abi3t!
🎨 More colour!
🚌 & more!
discuss.python.org/t/python-3-1...
Huge thanks @sovereign.tech for supporting my work as RM!
@hugovk.devPython 3.15.0 release day thread over on Mastodon:
@cibered.com👨💻 Unas NOTAS de actualidad por el mundillo de la programación, que la tengo abandonada 😓
🐍 Python 3.15 se retrasa una semana por un fallo en las importaciones cibered.com/programacion...
#Python #Python315 #Programacion #Desarrollo #Software #Tecnologia #CiberED
@hugovk.dev🐍🚀 Out now
Security releases
Python 3.10: last ever release!
Python 3.11
Python 3.12
Python 3.13: last bugfix release with installers
Python 3.14
discuss.python.org/t/python-3-1...
And Python 3.15 rc3
Final coming next week!
discuss.python.org/t/python-3-1...
#Python #Python315 #Python314 #release
@hugovk.devOne week until Python 3.15.0 final!!
hugovk.dev/next-release/
What are you most looking forward to?
docs.python.org/3.15/whatsne...
@hugovk.devTwo weeks until Python 3.15.0 final!
hugovk.dev/next-release/
#Python #python315
@hugovk.devDo you know your regular expressions in Python? Do you know the unusual thing re.match() does? Or what soft deprecation is? I've written about the changes coming up in Python 3.15 to help clear things up a bit.