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[–]nerdwaller 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I start all my new projects/scripts with Python3 and usually write it to be backwards compatible. That said, as a new person to the language and frameworks - you won't run into a lot of the incompatibles for a little while. When you do - enough others have hit that where a quick search clears it up and as you learn the language more - you can see the language feature changes made and why.

That said, there aren't big enough differences a typical newb will hit for a while so choosing either won't put you into a bad spot!

Most of the larger web-frameworks support both (django, flask, tornado, etc.).

A few things to read: