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It's 0.x.x for a reason, don't you think? The leading 0 denotes probable instability in the API that devs are willing to take the risk for and act upon. You'r
by notNow 11y ago
It's 0.x.x for a reason, don't you think?
The leading 0 denotes probable instability in the API that devs are willing to take the risk for and act upon.
You're familiar with SemVer, aren't you?
- iends 11y agoNode.js has never followed SemVer. That's why when io.js forked they adopted 1.0.0 and now Node.js went from 0.12.x to 4.0.0...