Effortlessly Migrate to Python 3

Python 3 is now essential for maintaining secure and sustainable codebases, as Python 2 has reached its end-of-life with no security updates since January 2020. Major libraries and frameworks have dropped Python 2 support, making it increasingly difficult to maintain modern applications. Continuing with Python 2 poses significant business risks, potentially violating compliance requirements and increasing liability due to running unsupported software. The growing technical debt from using an outdated version requires complex workarounds and prevents implementing modern solutions. Additionally, the shrinking pool of Python 2 developers, combined with declining documentation and community support, makes maintenance increasingly costly and challenging. With Codegen, you can transition seamlessly without disrupting your workflows.