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Also, Android 1.0 Android 1.1 Android Cupcake Android Donut Android Eclair Android Froyo Android Gingerbread Android Honeycomb Android Ice Cr
by brandonasuncion 3y ago
Also,
Android 1.0
Android 1.1
Android Cupcake
Android Donut
Android Eclair
Android Froyo
Android Gingerbread
Android Honeycomb
Android Ice Cream Sandwich
Android Jelly Bean
Android KitKat
Android Lollipop
Android Marshmallow
Android Nougat
Android Oreo
Android Pie
Android 10
Android 11
Android 12
Android 12L
Android 13
Android 14
Android 15
- pedalpete 3y agoNotice how Android clearly was alphabetical, until they realised people weren't getting that (or got sick of coming up with names of sugary foods), and went back to the number system. Mac has not gone with alphabetical, but seemingly random names related to cats or places in California.
- lathiat 3y agoVarious projects do the Alphabetical thing. If you're going to have names, it's a great way to do it. OpenStack, Ceph & Ubuntu all do that. However it's still a challenge. I work with all of those daily and I often think about the project over-all and it's features or bugs in terms of the alphabetical name, but there is also a numerical name and I have to lookup and translate from it - when looking at diagnostic output from customer installs, or git tags, etc. I keep some subset of the translations in my head but not all them :)
- pfranz 3y agoJust think of how fast you'll be with a1z26 ciphers!
- wldcordeiro 3y agoI could have sworn the dessert names were code names and they did numbered releases too the entire time but they did drop the 1.x numbering for just whole versions.