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CodeIgniter 2.0 or CodeIgniter Community Branch - El Forum - 11-19-2010

[eluser]Jeroen Brussich[/eluser]
If I were to develop a new application in CI, would I use the CI 2 from bitbucket or would I wait for the CI Community Branch to kick in?

I can wait for a couple of months since I would be creating an app for myself. The news states that the CI Community Branch would be rolled out in Q1 2011...

Any thoughts?


CodeIgniter 2.0 or CodeIgniter Community Branch - El Forum - 11-19-2010

[eluser]Deveron[/eluser]
Hi Jeroen,

i am using the latest branch version since a week in one of my projects and it seems pretty stable. Some bugs from 1.7.2 has been fixed in 2.0.0 already and it seems to runinng faster.

Try it out.
Cheers


CodeIgniter 2.0 or CodeIgniter Community Branch - El Forum - 11-19-2010

[eluser]Phil Sturgeon[/eluser]
The CI 2 from BitBucket is the only openly available code at the moment. I imaging the Community Branch will just be a branch on BitBucket (or elsewhere) and won't be introducing any massive game changers.

Think of it like Fedora / Red Hat. The two are pretty much the same, things just get a real test-by-fire in Fedora before getting picked or ignored for Red Hat.


CodeIgniter 2.0 or CodeIgniter Community Branch - El Forum - 11-19-2010

[eluser]Jeroen Brussich[/eluser]
Thx for the replies, but that's not what I meant.

Will it be worth to wait for CI Community Branch (CI CB) or not?

Phil, I know you were a little bit disappointed because development on CI 2.0 was too slow and community fixes (from yourself, for example) were not or very very very slow incorperated to the CI 2.0 branch.

That's why I'm wondering if the CI CB will be - for lack of a better word - better than CI 2.0.


CodeIgniter 2.0 or CodeIgniter Community Branch - El Forum - 11-19-2010

[eluser]Phil Sturgeon[/eluser]
it's not worth waiting no, especially when you can download CI 2.0 right now. The branch will be out next year, so why wait?

Use CI 2.0 and upgrade to the community branch when it comes out, if/when you decide it is better than CI 2.0. The two will most likely be very similar, with the community branch containing a few extra bits here and there. Of course, we don't know yet but that's the usual case.


CodeIgniter 2.0 or CodeIgniter Community Branch - El Forum - 11-19-2010

[eluser]attos[/eluser]
Or just include those features from the community branch that you need.


CodeIgniter 2.0 or CodeIgniter Community Branch - El Forum - 11-19-2010

[eluser]Jeroen Brussich[/eluser]
ok, thx!


CodeIgniter 2.0 or CodeIgniter Community Branch - El Forum - 11-20-2010

[eluser]Ollie Rattue[/eluser]
[quote author="Phil Sturgeon" date="1290190627"]I imaging the Community Branch will just be a branch on BitBucket (or elsewhere)[/quote]

Really hope it is elsewhere and that elsewhere is Github. Mercurial and bitbucket seemed like an odd choice to me...


CodeIgniter 2.0 or CodeIgniter Community Branch - El Forum - 11-20-2010

[eluser]WanWizard[/eluser]
Why?

Mercurial works as well as Git. And so far, I haven't seen any problems with Bitbucket. And I can't say that of Github...


CodeIgniter 2.0 or CodeIgniter Community Branch - El Forum - 11-20-2010

[eluser]Ollie Rattue[/eluser]
[quote author="WanWizard" date="1290293866"]Why?

Mercurial works as well as Git. And so far, I haven't seen any problems with Bitbucket. And I can't say that of Github...[/quote]

More to do with the community than the functionality. After all SVN does the trick...

I have seldom (actually I can't think of a single instance) got CI code (libraries, helpers etc) from BitBucket but I frequently do from Github. Github is the the go to location for various highly active CI developers. So it seems to make sense to host the CodeIgniter repository there as well.