I just eead that on Twitter : Flex 3.5 SDK released -- http://bit.ly/6vgy4h

I was thinking they started after qooxdoo but are now in 3.5 while we are only 
in 1.0.
Should we introduce more marketing weapons in the qooxdoo communication ?
Next big qx release should be qx 2.0 and not qx 1.2.

On Dec 14, 2009, at 20:02 , Andreas Ecker wrote:

> Hi Derrell,
> 
> thanks for sharing your thoughts on the final ramp down for qooxdoo 1.0.
> We both talked about that recently as well, so I know you have some
> mixed feelings about getting release 1.0 out the door now.
> 
> qooxdoo has gotten a huge amount of testing, bug fixing, polishing and
> field testing over the last months (if not the entire year). Besides the
> full-time core devs many committers and users have contributed to this
> process, and there has been a clear stabilization and convergence. The
> framework in all of its main aspects now is sufficiently mature and
> well-tested, ready for an 1.0 release, and we're going to ship it as
> planned and communicated.
> 
> There always is the feeling of yet another round of testing, yet another
> round of bug fixes, etc. It basically applies to any release, clearly
> for "the" 1.0. That is quite understandable, and we always pay a lot of
> attention to this ourselves.
> 
> Given the record and quality of qooxdoo development, feedback and
> releases you shouldn't really need to worry when it comes to 1.0. It
> will be an important milestone, but not the end of development, rather a
> strong foundation for the challenges ahead. It will continue, there'll
> be maintenance releases, a 1.1, a 1.5, a 2.0 at sometime in the future.
> Over the years (almost 5 years now) many users even argued for a much
> earlier "1.0" naming, mostly due to qooxdoo's maturity. Maybe we should
> be at qooxdoo 4.0 now rather than 1.0? We have always been reluctant,
> worked hard and in accordance with the public roadmap and are confident
> for the upcoming release.
> 
> There have been many opportunities and requests to align with the
> framework progress, e.g. releases like 0.8.3 or 1.0-beta1, also
> involving users to working against SVN trunk with intense and fast
> collaboration via bugzilla and mailing list. During the final phase we
> keep updating the following snapshots frequently, inform the mailing
> list and ask everyone for their ongoing testing:
> 
> * The latest demo apps have been put online for testing (like every
> Friday) at http://demo.qooxdoo.org/devel/
> 
> * Also, the latest SDK (r21165) is available for your testing at:
> http://demo.qooxdoo.org/snapshot/qooxdoo-1.0-sdk-r21165.zip
> 
> Please note: The code base has been switch internally to the 1.0 version
> name already to allow for an end-to-end SDK testing. This is NOT yet the
> final 1.0!
> 
> Thanks for your ongoing testing and providing feedback via bugzilla,
> this is much appreciated,
> 
> Andreas
> 
> -- 
> Andreas Ecker
> Project Lead
> http://qooxdoo.org
> 
> 
> On Mon, 2009-12-14 at 10:16 -0500, Derrell Lipman wrote:
>> I know i'm going to be ignored on this, but I feel sufficiently
>> strongly about it that I really think it needs to be said.
>> 
>> There have been a massive number of changes to trunk since the last
>> pre-release. The version 1.0 release is likely (we all hope!) to be
>> picked up by the press and tried and tested by many who have not used
>> it. Although it's possible that nothing is broken, I think it is
>> really, really dangerous to release this code as version 1.0 without
>> doing pre-releases which are tested by many people first.
>> 
>> I propose that Wednesday's planned release date be changed to a
>> pre-release. I believe that Europe pretty much shuts down for a number
>> of weeks at the end of the year. That would allow a month or so of
>> testing and critical-bug fixing (only!), followed by at least one more
>> pre-release with those bugs fixed, so that the actual 1.0 release in
>> mid-January is much more properly field-tested. I understand the
>> desire to meet the originally-publicized schedule, but this is the
>> reputation of qooxdoo on the line. A 1.0 release is not the time to
>> rush out a release that has had substantial change and not a lot of
>> external testing.
> 
> 
> 
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