Python version for new apps

0	What's the suggested Python version that I should build upon for a new app? I'm going to use Django 1.2.3 Can I go with 2.7 or should I stick with a lower version? python django asked 03 Nov '10, 03:43 L De Leo 26●4●10 accept rate: 0%

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Hi,

Really, it's up to you. :)

We have installers for Django 1.2.3 and Python 2.6. We don't have one for Django 1.2.3 and Python 2.7 so you would need to build your own Apache/mod_wsgi stack.

To get up and running quickly using Python 2.6 would be the best.

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answered 03 Nov '10, 03:51

klynton
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Cheers, 2.6 will be then! ;-)

(03 Nov '10, 04:02) L De Leo

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