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ZF2 had it's first formal release this week, so the odds of any site running a release candidate formally are pretty low. After any major release of a framewor
by caseysoftware 14y ago
ZF2 had it's first formal release this week, so the odds of any site running a release candidate formally are pretty low.
After any major release of a framework, there will be a shake out period.. so the long term stability of Symfony is a pretty compelling point to me.
- lsmith77 14y agowell for Symfony2 there were two major sites running on Symfony2 pre alpha versions (2 years ago) .. and several others more in alpha. Obviously these teams had to spend a fair bit if time keeping up with all the BC breaks before the stable release, but it helped a lot in ensuring that Symfony2's stable release was ready for the real world.
- ericclemmons 14y agoWe were running pre-alpha back then, too :) The performance over our previous ZF app (practically 1-to-1) was huge! Upgrading was a pain each time, but as a result we all become intimately familiar with the internals and even contributed a fair bit to the core.