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I’m not an active user myself (I’ve never had the need) but Numpy and Scipy are two of <b>the</b> key mod­ules peo­ple cite as their rea­son not to use or port (or sup­port) Python 3 (due to lack of port­ing). Accord­ing to this announce­ment to Numpy-discuss, this will very quickly no longer be the case. Numpy has been ported to Python 3, and Scipy is fol­low­ing quickly (in progress). These are cor­ner­stone libraries for the com­mu­nity — more will follow.

This is great news; most of all, I’m look­ing for­ward to pick­ing through the col­lec­tive knowl­edge of their port­ing effort to see if there infor­ma­tion which can be given/provided to other port­ing efforts. You can see their Python3 port­ing notes here.

And a quick plug — the PSF Sprints project will help fund sprints focused on port­ing libraries to Python 3 — go here.

I’m not an active user myself (I’ve never had the need) but Numpy and Scipy are two of &lt;b&gt;the&lt;/b&gt; key mod­ules peo­ple cite as their rea­son not to use or...