Top Python libraries of 2020 you should know about
Absolutely off-topic, but can somebody advise on the best resource to learn the most up-to-date Python for somebody who is mentally stuck on Python 2.7-3.2? I always referred to Python when I needed to quickly write some tool for personal use, but never professionally, even though I am a professional programmer. And recently while writing something like this I was struck with how bad <i>my</i> Python actually is in 2020, compared to how other languages I know currently look. Quick lookup shows that it seemingly has pretty powerful typehints system now, but I never used it. I have no idea, which parts of standard library you aren't supposed to <i>actually</i> use anymore, and use some well-established 3rd part library instead (like it was with requests). And stuff like that. And is it even a good idea, to finally switch to the newest versions of Python and to never look back?<p>So, basically, what's the best way to catch up?