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Python Insider: Python Core Development Sprint 2016: 3.6 and beyond!

https://pythoninsider.blogspot.com/2016/09/python-core-development-sprint-2016-36.html

“From September 5th to the 9th a group of Python core developers gathered for a sprint hosted at Instagram and sponsored by Instagram, Microsoft, and the Python Software Foundation. The goal was to spend a week working towards the Python 3.6b1 release, just in time for the Python 3.6 feature freeze...” (from the page’s text)

In short: Join the Python Core Development Sprint 2016 recap! Learn about the successful week that led to 12 PEPs being implemented in Python 3.6, including preserving... (AI summary)

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