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Lots of open source takes 10 years to hit 1.0. Though 1.0 usually has a different meaning in both world's. 1.0 usually includes a set of features the project
by stuaxo 10y ago
Lots of open source takes 10 years to hit 1.0.
Though 1.0 usually has a different meaning in both world's.
1.0 usually includes a set of features the project had in mind at the beginning in open source. Whereas in closed source it usually means the first version that works to a minimal extent.
Closed source 1.0 equals open source 0 point something.
- spacemanmatt 10y agoI generally take version numbers near 1 to be market communication about stability/fitness. Above that, I take version numbers as a loose grouping of significant change sets.