> 6) Its development is extremely rapid, new releases every couple of months with a lot of improvements and new features every time.
How stable is the api then?
I think google is a bit notorious for this (e.g. Angular vs Angular 2).
How stable is the api then?
I think google is a bit notorious for this (e.g. Angular vs Angular 2).
It is not necessary to upgrade if you're satisfied with the current version and I sure won't deploy a different version to production than training. Upgrading is mainly worth it if there are performance improvements or new features/tools that make a big impact (and those are the changes we're mostly interested in and look forward to every release).