symfony 1.1 branch
December 17, 2007 • Published by Fabien Potencier
As the features for symfony 1.1 are quite finished now, it's time to move on and start the release process.
To ease things, I've created 2 new branches. The /branches/1.1 hosts the upcoming 1.1 release and /doc/branches/1.1 hosts the 1.1 documentation.
So, if you want your project to be compatible with symfony 1.1 and if you've already started a project using the Subversion /trunk, please switch them to use /branches/1.1 instead.
Be aware that the trunk (the future 1.2 release) will become unstable in the coming weeks as I will make some significant changes there.
So, to sum up:
- If you want to use the latest stable symfony release, use /branches/1.0 (or the PEAR package, or the sandbox)
- If you want to help testing the upcoming symfony 1.1 release, use /branches/1.1
- And don't use the /trunk... except if you're totally crazy ;-)
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I'm new to symfony and I'm wondering if I should go ahead and start learning with 1.0 or should I wait for 1.1. I ask, because I was reading there will be a lot of changes in 1.1.
Version 1.1 will introduce improved things, such as the form helpers (will be automatically build now).
Bottom line: start learning as fast as you can, but don't digg in too deep in the subjects that will change in v1.1
And we never would embark on nonreleased software without a big study that proves that it will be stable and released the time our product has to ship.
My personal oppinion is: get started with 1.0.x
.: Fabian
_Don't_ use 1.0, really. Don't even look at it. It's better to start learning 1.1, and maybe Doctrine instead of Propel as ORM.