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They're removing PHP4 compatibility in 2.0, which is being more than actively developed. And it at least gets as much traffic as Symfony does: http://www.google
by josegonzalez 16y ago
They're removing PHP4 compatibility in 2.0, which is being more than actively developed. And it at least gets as much traffic as Symfony does: http://www.google.com/trends?q=symfony%2Ccakephp http://www.google.com/trends?q=symfony%2Ccakephp
As far as not using Symfony 2, I wouldn't use anything not marked as stable in production. That goes for CakePHP as well.