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Laravel 5 is due to be released in the next few weeks. Is your app likely to ready before then? If not, why not just use L5 right now?

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Hi e4rthdog,

Take a look at: http://laravel.com/docs/master/upgrade

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webbear1000 said:

Laravel 5 is due to be released in the next few weeks. Is your app likely to ready before then? If not, why not just use L5 right now?

I could do that. My concern would be if i have the docs available since i am a newbie. the docs in DEV section are for 5.0?

plmarcelo said:

Hi e4rthdog,

Take a look at: http://laravel.com/docs/master/upgrade

I just saw it, but i prefer to be clean and have normal 5.0 installation......

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Laravel 5 is pretty stable as it is but updates are being done daily. I would install the dev-develop branch and start coding on it, come November, you should be nearly done and you can check things still work or adjust if needed.

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It will be pretty easy to update, especially if you use the legacy service providers. I wouldn't expect it to take longer than 20 minutes for a small app.

If the app is new; I would just start building it with the dev-master of Laravel. I wouldn't expect much to change from now to the release of Laravel 5.

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