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This would in many ways seem to suggest a less urgent need to upgrade from 3 to 4 than there was from 2 to 3 though. It seems like a major focus of 4 was speedi

by dkrich 13y ago

This would in many ways seem to suggest a less urgent need to upgrade from 3 to 4 than there was from 2 to 3 though. It seems like a major focus of 4 was speeding up client/server interactions. If that's not a major concern, I don't necessarily think it's something to lose sleep over in the near term. I'm in the same boat (having been building on Rails 3 for a good while) and for now I'm going to stay put. People who are more knowledgeable about the specific updates please correct me if my assumptions are off-base.

thibaut_barrere 13y ago
Make sure to read the maintenance policy [1]: starting from today: - the bug fixes will only be included in 4.0.z releases - the security issues will only be fixed in 4.0.z and 3.2.z - the severe security issues will only be fixed in 4.0.z, 3.2.z So you will want at least to upgrade to 3.2.z, or use Rails LTS ([2]) [1] http://weblog.rubyonrails.org/2013/2/24/maintenance-policy-for-ruby-on-rails/ http://weblog.rubyonrails.org/2013/2/24/maintenance-policy-f... [2] http://railslts.com/ http://railslts.com/