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This prompted me to look up Node's versioning style to see if it had a name, but I couldn't find one. What I did learn is how in Node.js even numbered releases
by scrapcode 12y ago
This prompted me to look up Node's versioning style to see if it had a name, but I couldn't find one.
What I did learn is how in Node.js even numbered releases are stable and odd numbered releases are unstable. That seems pretty odd to me (no pun intended), is this normal?
- phpnode 12y agoIt's copied from the linux kernel - http://www.linfo.org/kernel_version_numbering.html http://www.linfo.org/kernel_version_numbering.html
- inyourtenement 12y agoWe should clarify that Linux no longer uses that version numbering system.
- cursork 12y agoAlso Perl: 5.20 is current stable, 5.21 is unstable but will eventually lead to 5.22. http://perldoc.perl.org/perlfaq1.html#How-often-are-new-versions-of-Perl-released%3f http://perldoc.perl.org/perlfaq1.html#How-often-are-new-vers...