Symfony2 Ready For Production?

[Anti-Moronic]

I know it is a preview release. But I have been working with symfony 1.4 since it's release. As I understand Symfony2 has been built largely from scratch. Does anybody have any advice?

 

I have the choice right now to use ZF1 or Symfony2, whereas ZF1 looks more stable, it is also showing it's age and I can't see ZF2 on the horizon.

 

What kind of risk would I be taking if I used Symfony2 for production? It is not a throwaway project, but I do have plenty of time to deal with a crisis should that occur.

 

Is anybody else planning on using Symfony2 for a new project?

[lastkarrde]

I personally would start using Symfony2 for new projects. The API is nearly frozen and plenty of community created bundles (UserBundle, FacebookBundle, AdminBundle) are starting to pop up.

[448191]

I will definitely start using it at the first opportunity. I have been working with Doctrine 2 since RC1 and Symfony 2 really makes an effort to employ the same type of practices. I have been waiting for PHP frameworks of this quality for years.

[gizmola]

There is still a lot of chatter on the symfony dev list, but since you're already using symfony 1.4, it makes sense to me that you'd go with symfony 2.