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I was previously using the react-sdk for my dApp and was waiting for the browser-sdk to reach stable status. However the react-sdk has now been deprecated for some time and the browser sdk still has a warning about being in alpha status.
Is there a timeline for when the browser-sdk will reach a stable status? I don't feel like it's safe to use alpha software in production, given the sensitive nature of xmtp chats. But at the same time, it's not great using unmaintained software either.
PS: the GH discussion option when creating a new issue points to a dead link:
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hey @Barabazs! the Browser SDK should be stable enough to start developing against. the API is still settling, so some classes, methods, or functions may change name or signature. that being said, the underlying WASM bindings are in a good state.
a new React SDK is also in the works using the Browser SDK.
thanks for pointing out the broken link! will fix ASAP.
Just to add a little extra color here. We're working on a public roadmap and will hopefully share sometime next week. With this roadmap we will be transitioning to versioned stable releases that you can pin your app to.
The browser-sdk should be feature complete and safe to use. Will share asap when we get that roadmap published.
I was previously using the react-sdk for my dApp and was waiting for the browser-sdk to reach stable status. However the react-sdk has now been deprecated for some time and the browser sdk still has a warning about being in alpha status.
Is there a timeline for when the browser-sdk will reach a stable status? I don't feel like it's safe to use alpha software in production, given the sensitive nature of xmtp chats. But at the same time, it's not great using unmaintained software either.
PS: the GH discussion option when creating a new issue points to a dead link:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: