A wise man once said; Release Early, Release Often.
It means, by releasing early one get very valuable feedback very soon, and can adjust to such feedback. Releasing early is also dangerous, since everything may not be finished, operational or may contain bugs, and therefor we should respond quickly to such 'negative' feedback and make a new release as soon as possible, i.e. release often.
It means, by releasing early one get very valuable feedback very soon, and can adjust to such feedback. Releasing early is also dangerous, since everything may not be finished, operational or may contain bugs, and therefor we should respond quickly to such 'negative' feedback and make a new release as soon as possible, i.e. release often.
This is our target dates for the upcoming releases. These are goals and not promises. The only way that you can be guaranteed that those targets are reached is to help out yourself.
1 December 2007 - Release 1.0
1 April 2008 - Release 1.1
1 August 2008 - Release 1.2
Below are the "thoughts" around what we should stick into the different releases. Also see the Jira system's RoadMap
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