I will start a new project, I am new to rails, which one should I prefer? I want to try rails 3.0 but I am afraid of lacking useful plug-ins.
Ask HN: Rails 2.3 or Rails 3.0?
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Re: Ask HN: Rails 2.3 or Rails 3.0?
#2I would definitely go with rails 3.0. Most of the plugins you will want for a new project, while being new to rails, will be available in rails 3.0.
There's quite a few of good stuff in 3.0 that makes it a lot easier for new people to get started, lots of improvements to ease usage.
Re: Ask HN: Rails 2.3 or Rails 3.0?
#3Rails just released 3 today as a final release, which means its the new official release supported by the Rails team, so you won't have to worry about lacking useful plugins. In fact, rails 3 has MORE plugins built-in to the ecosystem than its predecessors.
Re: Ask HN: Rails 2.3 or Rails 3.0?
#43.0, no reservations.
Re: Ask HN: Rails 2.3 or Rails 3.0?
#5Also, if it helps, rails tutorial ( http://railstutorial.org/book ) is updated for version 3. This is a pretty good resource when you are just starting out with rails.
Re: Ask HN: Rails 2.3 or Rails 3.0?
#63.0 only. Most plugins are more or less compliant already.
Re: Ask HN: Rails 2.3 or Rails 3.0?
#7Also, if it helps, rails tutorial ( http://railstutorial.org/book ) is updated for version 3. This is a pretty good resource when you are just starting out with rails.
Thanks, I read book for version 2, and I will skim for version 3.
Re: Ask HN: Rails 2.3 or Rails 3.0?
#8I'm still working with Rails 3.b4, but I've found Rails 3 to be awesome. Very stable for beta code, even. ;) I hope to update to the release version in a few days, and update some older projects too.
Re: Ask HN: Rails 2.3 or Rails 3.0?
#9Thanks a lot, I will go with 3.0