too many scaring advices here...

first and foremost, if you have two web2py "roots" in any given (and 
separate) folders, they'll work without hiccup.

second: if you copy your entire application (the folder 
applications/appname) from "old web2py" to "new web2py" you can test the 
functionality on the "new" while keeping a safe-copy in the old. Additional 
care "should" be taken on the sessions/ folder and the cache/ one (i.e. 
they should be cleaned to ensure proper functionality moving the app 
between web2py versions)

third: when web2py is updated, it's best to copy over also the appadmin.py 
controller and static/js/web2py.js: this is ALWAYS safe, although is not 
always required. 
web2py.js is where the main hooks for ajax functionality resides and those 
are linked to "python code" in web2py, so when "python code" changes, 
web2py.js gets the new features accordingly. Everything else is 
"application-dependant", so as long as you coded things following the 
documentation, they SHOULD NOT brake. I mean, if they break (they can, but 
we work hard in order not to), then you found a bug that will be fixed.

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Resources:
- http://web2py.com
- http://web2py.com/book (Documentation)
- http://github.com/web2py/web2py (Source code)
- https://code.google.com/p/web2py/issues/list (Report Issues)
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