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this looks interesting and could be a cool option. have yet to dive in deep but tbh i'm uncomfortable using a Fancy New Framework that maintainers refuse to bum
by _bin_ 2y ago
this looks interesting and could be a cool option. have yet to dive in deep but tbh i'm uncomfortable using a Fancy New Framework that maintainers refuse to bump to >0 major version. i know semver is a bastardized wreck of its intended semantics but still, gotta stabilize at some point. could be misdirected here but i have a reactionary streak about this after seeing one too many 8 year old libraries with 5mil downloads that still won't freaking version a 1.0.0.
- jkelleyrtp 2y agoThis is more of a culture thing with the Rust ecosystem more than anything else. If the culture of the Rust ecosystem was to publish a 1.0, we would do it. And frankly, I'd really like to have an extra "version" to play with - 0.x.y is quite limiting. There's a few core things I want to clean up and split out in 2025. If all goes well, we might see a 1.0 next year.