Hi!
On Sep 5, 2008, at 10:13 AM, Ronald Bradford wrote:
I'd be happy to see us have more smaller milestones rather then
keeping adding features to the 'next' version. We should move away
from this MySQL fobar. Short and sweet. Even for early milestones,
let's get features out early, so others can review and give feedback.
I like rolling versions. One thought I am having is the for folks who
want to support Drizzle, that if they want to support formal versions
let them fork and maintain those. I am not married to this idea... but
the old model of ship once a year and do nothing in between is really
broke in our industry.
This is something that web development gets right when it works. There
is a "train" and that leaves in a set/short period. If you are done
you go in, but if you are not... then the next train is coming soon.
Features should be broken down into small chunks. Let them go in
gradual... no huge patches.
Cheers,
-Brian
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