So, where's the "Congrats on Shipping" cake from the Ruby on Rails devs?
edit: Or maybe one from CakePHP would be more appropriate.
Django 1.3 released
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Re: Django 1.3 released
#12So as someone who has just started my first Django project, is there any reason not to immediately switch to 1.3?
Re: Django 1.3 released
#13So as someone who has just started my first Django project, is there any reason not to immediately switch to 1.3?
Most people dev off of trunk when they're starting out, actually. If you're doing that, 1.3 doesn't offer anything exciting.
Re: Django 1.3 released
#14So as someone who has just started my first Django project, is there any reason not to immediately switch to 1.3?
Almost certainly not, but digesting the release notes will let you make a more informed decision.
Re: Django 1.3 released
#15I wonder if they were tempted to give it the codename "WordPress"
hm?
Re: Django 1.3 released
#16So as someone who has just started my first Django project, is there any reason not to immediately switch to 1.3?
Read the release notes:
http://docs.djangoproject.com/en/dev/releases/1.3/
If there's no conflicting code changes compared to what you've already written, upgrade away!
If there are changes needed to support the new version you'll have to weigh the time needed to implement the changes to the new features/improvements in the new version; is it worth it? Only you can make that decision.
Re: Django 1.3 released
#17Re: Django 1.3 released
#18I wonder if they were tempted to give it the codename "WordPress"
Yes, we were :)
Re: Django 1.3 released
#19Huge congrats to the Django Core team, and anyone who helped contribute to the project. It just gets more fun to use each year that passes!
Re: Django 1.3 released
#20Congrats. Excellent work all around. Very interested in checking it out.