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What Python 3 API can I get started?

I have programming experience with C, C ++ and Java, and last week I learned Python 3 with an official tutorial and Byte of Python . I want to start programming in Python, and my ideas for the first projects are either simple browser-based blogging software (just login and poste - nothing else to make it simple) or a simple RSS FeedReader with a graphical interface.

But it looks like every project still uses Py2 instead of Py3: Django and other web frameworks, as well as GUI-Toolkits. I just find Tk (which looks and feels really bad, imo) and GObject. Since I am running Ubuntu 11.04 and do not want to install the unstable Gnome3-PPA, I cannot use GObject.

Is there any good Py3 Framework for network based or gui based programming? Or can I make my simple blogging software with a standard library at the right time? If yes: can someone give me a textbook? So far nothing has been found, yet all the tutorials based on Django or something else related to Py2.

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PyQt supports python 3.

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CherryPy runs on Python 2.3 and later (also yep Python 3.)

It’s easy to get into, which may coincide with your stated goals of simplicity. It will not provide you with a template engine or ORM, though, like Django. But this can be obtained separately, for example, SQL Alchemy .

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