> This release feels like a nice incremental improvement rather than a revolution. Look at the big picture, not simply the delta from the prior .x.y release.

> This release feels like a nice incremental improvement rather than a revolution. Look at the big picture, not simply the delta from the prior .x.y release. The Tidyverse feels like a product that evolves over time, rather than a traditional approach that jumps versions. Major changes sometimes come in seemingly minor releases. I feel that 2.0 simply means the evolution has gone on enough to put a retrospective marker in the sand. For something geared more to data science and exploration, rather than production use, I’m good with the evolutionary approach.