> Webpack 4 has been in beta for a while Perhaps the naming is sending the wrong message? "Beta" sounds incomplete and subject to change; I certainly don't mak

> Webpack 4 has been in beta for a while Perhaps the naming is sending the wrong message? "Beta" sounds incomplete and subject to change; I certainly don't make a habit of introducing betas to serious projects unless there's something in them I'm desperate for. An extended period of Release Candidate versions could give end users more confidence in adoption. This naming implies that the product is finalised and will be released as-is barring serious bugs. It's a small thing, but maybe giving end users the feeling of being early adopters rather than beta testers could increase uptake in this final critical stage.