Capsuleers,  EVE continues to evolve, as a part of the EVE Evolved initiative, and it is time to cast the spotlight on the code itself!  Underneath every gate jump, market order, and fleet fight in EVE Online, there is a very large amount of Python. It has run New Eden for more than two decades and now begins its transition to Python 3. For you, that means better tools to fix bugs sooner, room for new features, and a faster EVE over time.  The definition of success for this migration is simple: it should be completely unnoticeable, aside from the occasional moment when something runs more smoothly.  Many of you have already tested our first steps on Singularity, and those changes were deployed today . This is only the beginning of a long road ahead. A Codebase Older Than Some of You  EVE launched in 2003, built on Stackless Python, a version of Python whose lightweight "tasklets" let a single server node juggle thousands of pilots at once.…