What’s New In Python 3.6
This will probably be an unpopular thing to say, and I understand that people have different opinions and preferences on this question.<p>However, for me, every time I see one of these Python 3 releases it makes me appreciate Go's model of language maintenance and development more and more.<p>Compare the last few major Go releases to the last few Py3 releases. Go has <i>so</i> much more discipline about when it's appropriate to add things to the language. Most of Go's changes are confined to bug fixes, performance improvements, and toolchain improvements.<p>By comparison, it seems like Python is on a runaway train of core-language additions.