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I think it depends on what you're doing. If you're learning Rails just to learn it, go with Rails 3. If you're being asked to spec a Rails project, go with 2.3.
by cheald 16y ago
I think it depends on what you're doing. If you're learning Rails just to learn it, go with Rails 3. If you're being asked to spec a Rails project, go with 2.3.8. Rails 3 isn't done cooking yet, and may potentially shift under you while you attempt to complete a project under a deadline while learning the stack - not a great choice, IMO.
- dhh 16y agoRails 3 is now done cooking from a feature perspective. That's why this release is a release candidate, not a beta or alpha. Rails 3 is the way to go for new projects.