Anaconda is very stable, which is something that I'm happy about.

It's too early to comment on the solution's stability; we've only been using it for eight months.

I have never experienced bugs or crashes or loss of work, so it is stable.  

The solution is stable.

The stability of the platform is quite good.

The solution is pretty stable. A lot of our production is on Anaconda only.

The stability is difficult to determine. I've heard of many people having issues. And, right now, a lot of people can't deploy the latest update. The stability could be better, in all honesty.

I think it's pretty stable compared to the RStudio solution. There are some good tools which work better and quickly. 

Stability is not something that we really consider for this solution. When we are using Anaconda, we have to develop most of the things from scratch. It's a framework, and it is one of the tools that we use so that we do not have to think about dependencies. When I have Anaconda in my environment, I do not have to think about any prerequisites that may be required.

It is stable. 

Stability is good.