Python 3.15.0 has been released, bringing new features and improvements to the language.
I'm....... severely outdated
You, or your Python version?
And a text adventure!
I had this idea to whip up a little TUI adventure game that takes you through a What’s New in Python 3.15. I present to you “whatsnewt”:
From the README:
A TUI text adventure through what’s new in Python 3.15. You wake up in the Startup Foyer, somewhere inside the interpreter, and work your way to the Release Gate. Along the way there are eighteen puzzles, and every one of them is a real 3.15 feature you have to actually use. You’re not just answering boring questions, you’re actually writing and running code, in a Python 3.15 interpreter. Some puzzles require a type checker, and in those cases, answers are verified by pyrefly, which is a dependency for exactly that reason, and the verdict quotes what it says back.
The easiest way to play it is to run:
uvx --python 3.15 whatsnewt
And yes, there are easter eggs
PEP 686: Python now uses UTF-8 as the default encoding
Finally Python arrived in 2026.
PEP 810: Explicit lazy imports for faster startup times
I like this. Curious to see how much it improves the perceived startup times.
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No more pi-thon *sigh*
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