What's new in Python 3.13?

Get rid of the GIL !

653 or 563?

Finally support for IOS and Android

I wish pyscript would become mainstream.....i don't want to learn another language for front end.

As someone who likes to split packages into a lot of files, the cyclical import update is amazing.

On android , it already compiles on termux.

Will version 3.14 run under the name Pi-thon?

XDG base directory support is my favourite one.

I want to know more about the new Incremental Garbage Collection

now python is slower even faster

Distributions of python 3.13 will come with an optional additional binary (python3.13t) where the GIL is disabled. It's a checkbox in the windows installer, but it's going to be up to package maintainers to figure out how to distribute on other platforms

Cool, can't wait to use it in prod in 2028!

2.7 4 life

Nice one for this! Loved the work on Improved error messages.

dont know whats removed? lol 3.14 coming

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Oh are you gonna tell us how all our code will break. Get off my feed!

lmao, how can the jit provide such a small improvement? I recall numba being like orders of magnitude faster.

I wish python would stop using global variables in function definitions unless explicitly told to, like in C++. I didn’t know it did this until it caused a really annoying to fix error for me, and just seems unintuitive.

wthell 2k.... may be in 3k it will good(not)

The TypeIs/TypeGuard stuff feels like it should be a part of pattern matching

Wait, we can't migrate to 3.12 because of dependencies and now you present 3.13?

I didn't understand a thing! Am I that bad of a programmer ?

Ios being added BEFORE Android? Now that is funny to me lmao

Thanks for the useful info 🙏🏼

Ha Good luck ever running it properly now since the 24.04 LTS fckin broke pip.

Nah, I am waiting for πthon

The only feature after security patches in upcoming python versions is backwards compatibility, which seems to be missing since... always...

Solaris still exists?! 😄

the future of python is tython, not multi threaded.

I liked the 'Hell yea'!

The annotation improvements are very welcome, been avoiding upgrading the annotation support in odin because of the strings. The annotation parser is already fairly complex.

The JIT is what excited me the most, once it's fully implement, other language won't smirk at Python devs saying that Python is so slow compared to other scripting language like node

Its wild how much work is going into type annotation. its becoming its own weird meta language. which probably isn't good