I am interested in learning FuelPHP but a little apprehensive about learning version 1.x since 2.0 will be out soon. Should I just download 2.0 even though it's not completed?
All depends. You can build solid software based on the FuelPHP 2.0 kernel, I have. But there's little to no documentation and a lot of libs like Session are still missing from the Core package. Thus if you're prepared to do a lot of finding out yourself and feel comfortable with finding some external libs from Packagist you'll be fine with 2.0.
If you're developing something right now and have a release date that is fixed? Don't wait for 2.0 but use what others have already been using for a year and a half, has been tested and been proven to be a solid base for development: use v1.x.
No, it's pretty much "tinker" time. The reason I asked the question is because I haven't used Fuel at all. So, I just don't want to learn a certain work flow, only to have to learn it all over again.
So, the Fuel 2.0 Core is avail via composer, right? Maybe I'll download that and the DIC and play around with it.
Thanks for the advice.
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