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Greetings,
I am currently working on a long term project that uses Django 1.1.1, and we are planning to release it around march of 2010.
Now while surfing I came upon to this article which says the planned release date of Django 1.2.0 is March 9, 2010.
Now I am a bit confused. If I should continue developing under 1.1.1 or start developing using 1.2.0 beta.
I’d say only develop for the latest version if there is a specific feature you need/like. Read up on it so you know of course what is in store.
1.0 onwards. I’ve found swapping django versions to be relatively trouble free. At any stage all you need to do is swap symlinks on a source tree on your test server. and of course running that thorough unit test suite you’ve written will show up any version skew bugs.