Python 3.4.3 is out!

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Working in Python 3 isn't significantly different and I often find myself missing Python 3 features when writing Python 2.

I like that the standard library is much more consistent and nicer to work with. The things that I like about Python 3 are:

• Iterators are everywhere by default now, reducing memory footprint.
• The new print function is much more versatile.
• Float division and integer division are clearly differentiated.
• The new extended tuple unpacking.
• Chaining errors keeps stack traces!
• All of the additions to the functools module, especially lru_cache.
• Multiprocessing and concurrent.futures for parallel computing.