Hi everyone,
I'm very impressed with Spyder, especially the new IPython Qt console
integration. Thanks for all your hard work. The latest release is great! It
has come a long way even in the last couple of months.
I'd like to help out with the Python 3.x port. Where would I start? Which
is the right branch to work on? Has a decision made about whether to
support only 3.3+ or to use the u(...) function everywhere for
unicode/string compatibility? Is there a general plan of attack ... maybe
something like first converting the codebase to using from __future__
imports everywhere? (print_function, division, absolute_import)? (I see
that there's a smattering of these at the moment but it's not consistent.)
Would you take the same approach as in the experimental 2.1.14 branch, or
are there lessons you learned from this port that would spur you to do it
differently next time?
Best wishes,
Ed
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