According to
http://blog.jetbrains.com/blog/2013/10/21/webinar-recording-production-python-3-web-development-with-pyramid-and-pycharm/
Python 3 was considered "ready to go for web development" last year.
With this expectation, I just started a Pyramid project with Python 3,
but was already thwarted when I wanted to add LDAP authentication with
pyramid_ldap. It doesn't seem to support Py 3, and there is not a simple
fix because it's based on ldappool and python-ldap which both don't
support Py 3. So I have two questions:
How "ready to go" is Pyramid + Python 3 really? How many of the
pyramid_... packages really support Py 3? Is LDAP only an exception or
will there be more unpleasant suprises?
What would be the best way to get LDAP authentication in Py 3? I'm
thinking of forking ldappool and pyramid_ldap and making them use
python3-ldap instead of python-ldap. Any better ideas?
-- Christoph
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