When is the stable version of rails 3 being released?
When is the stable version of rails 3 being released?
No one knows? I'm afraid of running on edge.. :-\
David Zhu wrote:
When is the stable version of rails 3 being released?
No one knows? I'm afraid of running on edge.. :-\
I am aware of no announcement. There is a bug mash for Rails 3 on the 15 & 16 of May so I'd guess not before then.
When is the stable version of rails 3 being released?
In short, it will be released when the Rails core team feel that it’s ready. Please remember
that this is an open-source project. Thus, I would recommend installing Rails 3 in order to
assist in testing and reporting bugs.
-Conrad
Please remember that this is an open-source project. Thus, I would recommend installing Rails 3 in order to assist in testing and reporting bugs.
Sorry I'm too noobie to even notice a bug
The reason i asked for a release date was because I know that ActionMailer changes in Rails 3
And so once I have the code for the mailer written out in Rails 2.3.5, and then i update, I'm guessing that ill have to change the code? ugh....
David Zhu wrote:
The reason i asked for a release date was because I know that ActionMailer changes in Rails 3
And so once I have the code for the mailer written out in Rails 2.3.5, and then i update, I'm guessing that ill have to change the code?
That's called "refactoring" and that should be part of your normal development cycle anyway. So I just don't see the big deal about it.
Robert Walker wrote:
David Zhu wrote:
The reason i asked for a release date was because I know that ActionMailer changes in Rails 3
And so once I have the code for the mailer written out in Rails 2.3.5, and then i update, I'm guessing that ill have to change the code?
That's called "refactoring" and that should be part of your normal development cycle anyway. So I just don't see the big deal about it.
I don't know that I'd consider this to be refactoring: it's a forced rewrite due to major changes in framework code.
Best,
Humm… You don’t have to upgrade your rails version on your product environment immediately rails 3 released. That means you can schedule your own upgrade plan by your own. So, take your time, and enjoy rails 3
Marnen Laibow-Koser wrote:
I don't know that I'd consider this to be refactoring: it's a forced rewrite due to major changes in framework code.
Yes, I know I was just being a smart ass..
However, there will probably be more significant changes needed than mailer code. So the concern about it is probably insignificant.
I read DHH said it should be released by August, can't find the link right now.
I read DHH said it should be released by August, can't find the link right now.
If start a new project in rails 3 beta now, and update to the stable in the future when its released, i wouldn't have to make many changes to my rails project right?
So if you had to start a new project now, would you choose the beta, or the current stable?
I read DHH said it should be released by August, can't find the link right now.
If start a new project in rails 3 beta now, and update to the stable in the future when its released, i wouldn't have to make many changes to my rails project right?
You shouldn't have to make many changes at all going from Rails 3 beta 4 to Rails 3 final.
So if you had to start a new project now, would you choose the beta, or the current stable?
What are your current system requirements as well as your plugin/gem dependencies? If you know this information, then you should be able to make an informed decision as to whether to use Rails 3 or Rails 2.
Good luck,
-Conrad