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I want to give a leptos a try, but i have a question in mind I write frontend in React, and with every new release of any library, tooling e.g., vite or react, always breaks the code. The time I spend fixing things in a large codebase, then actually being productive So I would like to know if Leptos has backward compatibility or does it also break code with every new release? |
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Leptos follows semantic versioning, which means that there are, by definition, breaking changes in every 0.X minor release but not in any 0.x.Y patch release. Whether these technically-breaking changes to some APIs (like trait bounds) actually break your code varies. In general, we went through a very large rewrite and a set of breaking changes for 0.7, and there are no significant breaking changes planned again for the future. |
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Leptos follows semantic versioning, which means that there are, by definition, breaking changes in every 0.X minor release but not in any 0.x.Y patch release. Whether these technically-breaking changes to some APIs (like trait bounds) actually break your code varies. In general, we went through a very large rewrite and a set of breaking changes for 0.7, and there are no significant breaking changes planned again for the future.