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Maybe it is worth to add that a LTS release in JS land isn't what non JS developers would expect. LTS releases with support for 6 months? Seriously?
by tobltobs 9y ago
Maybe it is worth to add that a LTS release in JS land isn't what non JS developers would expect. LTS releases with support for 6 months? Seriously?
- Spivak 9y agoFor comparison Red Hat supports their servers for a minimum of 10 years and you can buy extended support after that.
- Cacti 9y ago6 months for v.4, then 1 year. Which is still absurdly short. That's not even long enough for sane, normal versioning (e.g. Python 2.6 through 2.6.9 was like 5+ years). These people are crazy.
- blktiger 9y agoFor Ember at least, the LTS is 4 releases, however all versions are backwards compatible up to the point at which they bump the major version. So you can just keep upgrading whiteout changing code for potentially years.