is Laravel framework stable enough for medium size project or should I stick with more stable Yii? [closed]

Question

I use codeigniter for most of my projects and I love CI, but let's face it, it's a slow-moving framework and it doesn't support the latest features of PHP. I think I've outgrown it.

I'm about to start a new medium size project (a CMS) and I would like to use a new framework for that.

I didn't want to use Zend or Symfony, so Yii seemed like the best option until I found Laravel, and I liked it very much, especially when I found that it has been inspired by CI, also all the praise on the internet helped too.

But what is worries is me that it has three major release in one year and I think version 4 is in beta release right now, and apparently developer team is consist of one guy and I'm not sure about it's future (I know it's open source and available on the Github but lack of leadership is never good).

I'm planning to use and support this project for many years to come, I'm going to release many modules for it, it's going to be something like whmcs but for a different market.

Should i stick with stable Yii or is Laravel is stable enough? Is it too much work to upgrade Laravel to new version (in case you have already done that)?

I want it to be:

1. modern framework

2. mainstream enough to have a decent community (I'm sure if its right to use mainstream here!)

3. Low learning curve

Answer 1

Never stick to anything. The internet is dynamic, so the question should be:

• Is laravel the Framework of my choice?

Laravel 3/4 for CMS Framework? Yes, why not. You don't know its stable enough? Many developer sends pull requests. Do it also and make it stable as fast as possible while create your cms project. :)

Originally I like Zend Framework and Symfony. Laravel is not a performing monster but it is easy, light and flexible as I already feel in practice.