Python 3.5 was released earlier this week, and while many Python developers still use 2.7, there is growing interest in the advanced features that Python 3.x provides. That said, many developers wonder why it’s worth upgrading to Python 3. In this talk, Steve Dower describes some of the most interesting and useful new features that Python 3.5 brings to the table. Note that his talk doesn’t cover all of the latest goodies in 3.5, or even items that were already in 3.4.  However, if you’re considering whether you should use Python 3.5, this talk should make it clear that if you can, using Python 3.5 is no longer a “nice to have,” but will make your code more maintainable and flexible.