On the other hand, webwork has been heavily profiled and optimised, ww2 has not (and I expect a fully optimised release is probably not something that'll happen soon). Webwork1 is deployed in quite a few places, webwork2 is only deployed currently by its own developers.

As Mike said, it all depends on how comfortable you are living (and getting cut) on the cutting edge.

On Monday, July 28, 2003, at 06:32 AM, Mike Cannon-Brookes wrote:

Dudley,

I think this depends on your level of comfort.

Personally I wouldn't start a new application with WW 1.3 at the moment, as
your development cycle is likely longer than the time until WW2 is released.
Also using a framework during it's development is the perfect way to get
your bugs fixed fast :)


My $0.02 (from someone who is building a commercial app due to go into beta
testing next week with WW2 ;))


Mike

On 28/7/03 7:47 PM, "Butt, Dudley" ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) penned the
words:


Hi,

Ok, so once WW2 is up and running, is WW1.3 still going to be supported. I'm
just about to start working with 1.3 using the xpetstore example and I
was wondering if I shouldn't perhaps wait for WW2, or will it be safe to
continue in W1.3 until WW2 is final? Will I be able to port it across easily?



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