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No. In the case of IE 6 or Windows XP it's been shipped to millions of users and they have to go through the trouble of upgrading themselves. Besides, those are
by joshuaxls 15y ago
No. In the case of IE 6 or Windows XP it's been shipped to millions of users and they have to go through the trouble of upgrading themselves. Besides, those are platforms, not frameworks.
If there's a bug or security hole in Rails 2.3, we go in and fix it for our users and ship it immediately.
- zdw 15y agoThe point being that you have work to backport the fix, whereas keeping up with current other people fix it for you, and more eyes see it, so the fix is more likely correct. Forking off your own special version of something is a recipe for eventual pain when keeping up the old version is worse than upgrading.