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One thing: a version number is explicitly not supported by the protocol or standard. There is only one Gemini version now and forever.
by tenebrisalietum 5y ago
One thing: a version number is explicitly not supported by the protocol or standard. There is only one Gemini version now and forever.
- Gigachad 5y agoThere is realistically no version numbers on the modern web. Its a living standard where new features come in whenever. The underlying communications spec is versioned but this has little to do with possible features and only needs to be updated for performance and security.
- oofbey 5y agoThat's true for HTML, but not HTTP. HTML is organic - here's your document, good luck making it work. HTTP is clearly versioned with significantly different changing features at each revision.
- Gigachad 5y agoYou don't need to touch HTTP to extend features though. Most of what people care about is the HTML/CSS/JS web api which can extend at any time. No user or developer was ever excited about a new version of HTTP which really only helps performance.