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In terms of feature-richness, I'd choose Python 3 over 2.7. Pre-3.6 it was slower, but at this point it's more memory efficient and generally faster, so it is in fact better in basically all applications.

The problem we have where I work is some very clever 2.7 code that isn't easy to redo in Python 3. For any new project I do, I use Python 3.



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