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Python 3.11 End of Life: Dates and How to Upgrade
Python 3.11 reaches end of life in October 2027 and gets security fixes only. What that means, when to move, and what breaks going to 3.12 or later.
Python 3.13 End of Life: Dates and How to Upgrade
Python 3.13 reaches end of life in October 2029 and moved to security fixes only on 1 October 2026. What that means, when to move, and what breaks.
Python 3.13: What’s New and Should You Use It?
What is new in Python 3.13: the new interactive interpreter, experimental free-threaded and JIT builds, 19 removed modules, and whether to use it today.
Python 3.14 vs 3.15: What Changed and Which to Use
Python 3.14 vs 3.15 compared: t-strings, free threading and zstd in 3.14, lazy imports, the faster JIT and UTF-8 default in 3.15, and which version to run.
Python 3.14: What’s New and Should You Upgrade?
What is new in Python 3.14: template strings, deferred annotations, supported free threading, multiple interpreters, zstd and what to check before upgrading.
pyenv vs uv: Managing Python Versions
pyenv or uv for installing and switching Python versions? How each works, the commands, build-from-source versus prebuilt downloads, and which to choose.
Python 3.10 End of Life: What to Do Now
Python 3.10 reached end of life on 1 October 2026, and 3.11 follows in October 2027. What it means, which version to move to, and what breaks on the way.
Python 3.12 End of Life: Dates and How to Upgrade
Python 3.12 reaches end of life on 31 October 2028 and gets security fixes only now. What that means, when to move, and what breaks going to 3.13 or 3.14.