Most stable nexjs version?
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Most stable nexjs version?
Answered by joulev
Define “stable”.
If you mean “latest stable release”, it is 15.1.7.
If you mean “without bugs”, no nextjs version is bug free. All versions have some sort of bugs, either already discovered and reported, or not yet found.
If you mean “my code will experience the least amount of code changes when I update”, it’s the latest version, 15.1.7.
If you mean “latest stable release”, it is 15.1.7.
If you mean “without bugs”, no nextjs version is bug free. All versions have some sort of bugs, either already discovered and reported, or not yet found.
If you mean “my code will experience the least amount of code changes when I update”, it’s the latest version, 15.1.7.
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@Chinese softshell turtle Most stable nexjs version?
Define “stable”.
If you mean “latest stable release”, it is 15.1.7.
If you mean “without bugs”, no nextjs version is bug free. All versions have some sort of bugs, either already discovered and reported, or not yet found.
If you mean “my code will experience the least amount of code changes when I update”, it’s the latest version, 15.1.7.
If you mean “latest stable release”, it is 15.1.7.
If you mean “without bugs”, no nextjs version is bug free. All versions have some sort of bugs, either already discovered and reported, or not yet found.
If you mean “my code will experience the least amount of code changes when I update”, it’s the latest version, 15.1.7.
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@joulev Define “stable”.
If you mean “latest stable release”, it is 15.1.7.
If you mean “without bugs”, no nextjs version is bug free. All versions have some sort of bugs, either already discovered and reported, or not yet found.
If you mean “my code will experience the least amount of code changes when I update”, it’s the latest version, 15.1.7.
Chinese softshell turtleOP
Really? They say v13 is the most stable
that doesn't need to update every month
like its LTS
@Chinese softshell turtle Really? They say v13 is the most stable
v13 is outdated, not stable. The same way windows 7 is outdated, not stable. You don’t get to enjoy new features. No one knows what happens to you when there is a security vulnerability discovered
Nextjs doesn’t have the concept of LTS. All versions except the latest version are not officially supported: they may release security patches but they may also just not do that
@joulev Nextjs doesn’t have the concept of LTS. All versions except the latest version are not officially supported: they may release security patches but they may also just not do that
Chinese softshell turtleOP
Understood thank you