On 12/28/05, sergio <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > should i upgrade?
0.9 has a lot of improvements to the framework to make new development simpler, it's a worthwhile upgrade but a lot of the features added are in a state of flux. For a completed project, you've solved most of the problems that the additions have solved, so there's not a huge incentive to upgrade. > what will happen to the current project i am working on? will it still work? There have been significant changes in the framework but the only one that should affect 0.8 users is the splitting of @expose into @expose and @validate (at least I think it's validate, it happened yesterday) and I think that was made to be backwards compatible. Upgrading will get you newer versions of the components (Cherrypy, Kid) and I don't think there are any incompatible changes there.
