This is a stable product.

It's stable, but sometimes there are issues with network connectivity. The end user point could also be an issue. We can't say that it's a stability issue, but the internet connectivity could be better. It could be more flexible.

There are three different types of applications. One is the batch process, the second one is the client-server, and the third one is browser-based. I would rate the stability as 9.5 out of 10.

This is a stable product. I have developed many business critical applications. In banking, there are a lot of rules in terms of compliance. Your products need to be stable and safe, and Magic meets those requirements.

As with any development tool, some versions are better than others. I have never had a problem with application's stability, but I have also never deployed a .0 release.

The solution is stable. We've been using it ever since the company started. The company is growing well, and we upgraded to the latest version. It is a good solution. 

The solution is very stable. 

The Magic xpa Application Platform is very, very stable.

The older versions are more stable. They have a lot of upgrades. We don't have too much trouble with them, but it's very difficult to create a very stable database. We have other things that influence Magic. Sometimes when there are problems and we look deeper into the issue, we see that it's the developer's fault. Where we have problems is sometimes in printing and connecting to other things, and sometimes it's the underlying operating system doesn't always work on Windows. The VCO also differs between Windows 7 and Windows 10. The behavior is sometimes different. Due to that, it's not always ready.

Magic xpa is pretty stable. We don't experience problems with it.