Im not really concerned with being bleeding edge but more of taking
advantage of the new features, documentation, and performance/
bugfixes.

I agree that being bleeding edge often ends up being a chase to find
where the bugs are coming from, but from what Ive read Django does a
really great job at that, or has what Ive been hearing been wrong?

On May 1, 12:04 pm, "Michael Wieher" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I never use bleeding edge software, I let someone else be that level
> of bug-testing/beta-testing support.
>
> On Thu, May 1, 2008 at 2:01 PM, blis102 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> >  Hello All!
>
> >  I am currently working on a CMS using Django and I am ready to make a
> >  switch to the SVN version because of the new features, bug fixes, and
> >  increased performance but the developer I am working with is unsure of
> >  the usefulness/safety of changing to SVN. We are at a stage in the
> >  project where we are about to do a (almost) complete code re-write, so
> >  now is the time to make this decision.
>
> >  The major concerns he is having are:
> >  1) Stability (He doesn't want the SVN version to crash our client
> >  sites... obviously)
> >  2) Keeping client sites updated properly (We have about 10 clients
> >  that we support right now and will probably have over 50 within 6
> >  months, so keeping them all on the same level may be hard with the SVN
> >  version)
> >  3) "Why fix it if it ain't broken" (I don't agree with this philosophy
> >  but he seems to be an advocate of it)
> >  4) Benefits of SVN vs. 0.96
> >  5) Staying on top of the development of the SVN version
>
> >  I am aware of these reasons to use the SVN version:
>
> >  - New features
> >  - Bug fixes
> >  - It is very stable, even if it is the SVN version
> >  - All incompatabilites/new features are outline and everything is
> >  documented
>
> >  However, I don't think that is enough to convince him. If anyone could
> >  point out things that I've missed or offer their opinion on the
> >  matter, I would be very appreciative!
>
> >  Cheers,
> >  Dana
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