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No real problem. But I think many can have an subconscious bias that any software at 0.x is unstable. This is how semver[0] treats 0.x releases and it was a com
by michaelmior 10y ago
No real problem. But I think many can have an subconscious bias that any software at 0.x is unstable. This is how semver[0] treats 0.x releases and it was a common convention long before that.
[0] http://semver.org/ http://semver.org/
- reidrac 10y agoEach project may have a different versioning scheme and that's just fine. Not everyone follows "semver" (although it sounds sensible to me).
- michaelmior 10y agoSure. Nothing wrong with whatever (sensible) versioning scheme a project decides to use. But I think version numbers do bias the perceived stability. If I had never heard of Flask and I saw that version 0.11 was released after three years of no new releases, my gut reaction would probably not be overly positive. That said, Flask is indeed a great piece of software :)