Ever since I noticed Castro version their apps Year.x, I’ve been using it for everything. Software versioning was always so needlessly confusing for me before
Ever since I noticed Castro version their apps Year.x, I’ve been using it for everything. Software versioning was always so needlessly confusing for me before
@smith Doing that is not a bad idea at all. I don’t think users pay attention to version numbers, though they may notice a major version number change if it accompanies a major UI change. Semantic versioning still makes sense for libraries and frameworks, though, in my opinion. With those types of things, understanding compatibility with other code matters, and users may be running older versions for a long time after a newer version is released.