Use python2, python3 or python2/3 for the 'real' python scripts

[kikocorreoso]

There are some python scripts that are only compatible with Python2 (e.g., libs/GoogleDataStore.py). It is easy to fix that now and I can be in charge of that if necessary but I don't know if it is only Python2 compatible because some external libs are only python2 compatible.

There should be a small guide style to help in the development..

[ghost]

good idea. The version of google app engine I'm using is for python 2. I need to check if I can use python 3 and if so, I need migrate. This was lack of planning on my part.

I'm wanting to wait until I get a basic version running before creating a small guide because now, I'm just figuring some things out.

[kikocorreoso]

It is better to decide that asap as we could help you and test the app if find the way to do it.

I will be all 👀

[ghost]

python 3 all the way! (unless some library hasn't been ported to python3,
and then we have no choice). I just looked at the sdk for google app
engine, and I believe only 2.7 (no 3.x) version is available.

I can look into editing many of the libs, like the GoogleDataStore.py, so
it is python 2 and python 3 compatible.

Kiko, if you want to look into that, feel free!

Billy

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It is better to decide that asap as we could help you and test the app if
find the way to do it.

I will be all [image: 👀]

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