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Stable release #1972

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Inscure opened this issue Oct 3, 2024 Discussed in #1971 · 1 comment
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Stable release #1972

Inscure opened this issue Oct 3, 2024 Discussed in #1971 · 1 comment

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@Inscure
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Inscure commented Oct 3, 2024

Discussed in #1971

Originally posted by Inscure October 3, 2024
Hello,

First of all, thank you for the great work on Tabler! We are very interested in using the tool in our projects. However, we have noticed that only beta versions are available at the moment.

Our company's policy requires us to use stable releases for production environments. Could you kindly let us know when you plan to release a stable version of Tabler?

We would love to adopt it as soon as it's available.

Thank you in advance for your response!

@Inscure Inscure changed the title Stable version release Stable release Oct 3, 2024
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jonbk commented Nov 9, 2024

The distinction between "beta" and "stable" can be somewhat ambiguous, especially for a frontend library focused primarily on graphical rendering (HTML/CSS). In practice, Tabler is already very stable and doesn’t present any particular security concerns, given that it’s largely composed of HTML and CSS. As for the JavaScript, it relies on well-established third-party libraries like Bootstrap and ApexCharts, which are widely used and trusted in the industry.

Personally, I've been using Tabler in a production project for the past two years without any issues. I imagine the main maintainer will move to a 1.0 version when they feel the library's component offerings are sufficiently comprehensive.

IMHO, the "beta" label doesn't imply that Tabler isn’t production-ready. You can safely adopt it for production use.

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