Keep in mind that 1.6 isn't released yet — it's the upcoming version. This might prevent you from using it where you need it most (production): are you willing

Keep in mind that 1.6 isn't released yet — it's the upcoming version. This might prevent you from using it where you need it most (production): are you willing to use unreleased software in prod? If not, how far behind Django's development cycle are you? Also keep in mind that Django breaks compatibility between versions: upgrading might have a small cost in code changes. (Not that I consider this a bad thing: I think nearly all (if not all) of the changes I've had to make between Django versions have been beneficial. I love projects that kill off old APIs.) That said: finally.