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starting a development with CI alpha.
#1

Do you think guys CI4 is enough mature to start a project with a long time of dev. ?

Migrate from CI3 to CI4 seems to be complicated, i have to make a choice today. I start a new project (approx 18/24 months of dev...)

CI3 or CI4 ?
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#2

I think you should start with 3.1.10 version. It will be here for a long time after CI4 release, and is very stable; i believe that start a big project with an alpha version is a no no
Julio Vergara
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#3

(This post was last modified: 02-19-2019, 09:45 AM by ciadmin.)

I would start a new projet with CI4 :-) It would be easier than looking at a conversion part-way through a project.
CI3 will be around for some time to come, but I expect CI4 to get more attention over the next few years, and it will be around for some time after that.

Disclaimer: I have a slight bias Undecided

ps - the next release should be the first beta.
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(02-19-2019, 09:44 AM)ciadmin Wrote: Disclaimer: I have a slight bias Undecided
ps - the next release should be the first beta.

yeah i suspected that, But in fact, it's not a problem. You have a better vision about CI4 roadmap and you are best able to know than me Wink

(02-19-2019, 09:38 AM)clawhammer Wrote: I think you should start with 3.1.10 version. It will be here for a long time after CI4 release, and is very stable; i believe that start a big project with an alpha version is a no no

I know CI3 on my hands. i just want to know if it's a good idea to start today with CI4. New Job, New challenge, new Framework. Big Grin

But if the next release is a beta version, maybe a RC candidate will be available this year. maybe a first official realease who know ^^

So maybe i will wait the beta release to start with it.
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#5

What technologies (database, email, ...) or which libraries (RPC, REST, ...) are you hoping to have available for your project?
That could influence your decision.
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#6

(02-19-2019, 11:53 AM)ciadmin Wrote: What technologies (database, email, ...) or which libraries (RPC, REST, ...) are you hoping to have available for your project?
That could influence your decision.

Well,

i want to create a RESTfull API. so basically i will need working :

- REST routing
- Models / Entities.
- form_validation
- request & response
- controllers & routing.
- cache
- Image manipulation
- Security lib & Helper
- Number & date helper.

I don't need pagination, Honeypot, Curl lib, views ...
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#7

It definitely sounds to me like CI4 is a better fit for your project, especially with some of the changes coming in the next few weeks.
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#8

Ok, i will try it as soon as the first beta will come Smile

thx for the advise
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#9

(02-19-2019, 09:44 AM)ciadmin Wrote: I would start a new projet with CI4 :-) It would be easier than looking at a conversion part-way through a project.
CI3 will be around for some time to come, but I expect CI4 to get more attention over the next few years, and it will be around for some time after that.

Disclaimer: I have a slight bias Undecided

ps - the next release should be the first beta.

I would agree, I have a completed project already on ci4. I monitor changes to the framework itself. And by the way I did a little restructuring to suit my needs.
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#10

(02-21-2019, 12:11 PM)scalla Wrote: I would agree, I have a completed project already on ci4. I monitor changes to the framework itself. And  by the way I did a little restructuring to suit  my needs.

What kind of restructuring did you find necessary or useful? Inquiring minds want to know Undecided
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