2015年1月2日 · Versions are numbered any way you like. There is no rule. There is a general practice that major, possibly incompatible, revisions have a new number before the decimal place, and minor, compatible, revisions have a new number after the decimal place, but there's nothing chiselled into stone tablets that requires it. It's up to you.

2021年9月16日 · Usually 1.0 is the first finished complete version. Everything less than 1.0 is not yet complete and considered to be in "beta" or similar. Smaller changes mean smaller change in numbers.

2015年2月10日 · Version 1.1 usually means an update to version 1.0. Version 2.0 usually means a system wide upgrade. The numbers are just some way to organize releases. You can't really have a definitive answer--because there's not some 'defined' method--you can really number a release of your project anyway you want.

I've seen many video games and softwares having fancy version numbers assigned to it such as Angry birds v1 or v2 or v2.1 or v3.5.4. then there are build numbers which can go upto 4 digit numbers. I've seen those on OS. Some version even …

Major version zero (0.y.z) is for initial development. Anything MAY change at any time. The public API SHOULD NOT be considered stable. It is suggested to start at 0.1.0 and bump the minor version on every breaking change to the public API. You can increment to 1.0.0 when you are in a position to appropriately control and manage these breaking ...

2022年12月6日 · Usually, the first two numbers respresent a major and a minor version, i.e. 1.0 for the first real release, 1.1 for some important bugfixes and minor new features, 2.0 for a big new feature release. The third number can refer to a "really minor" version, or revision. 1.0.1 is just a very small bugfix to 1.0.0 for example.

2024年6月28日 · What does version 1.0 mean? The version identifier is usually a word, a number, or both. For example, version 1.0 is commonly used to denote the initial release of a program. There is no industry standard for how a version number should be formatted. For this reason, each computer company has their own unique methods of assigning version numbers.

2022年8月24日 · Semantic Version 1.0.0. just means that all future 1.x.x versions are backwards-compatible. You're free to go up by however many major version you want in whatever timeframe you want. If you have 11 backwards-incompatible changes and you release all of those one after the other in a single week, you'd be at 12.0.0. by the end of that week.

2024年4月1日 · Minimum Viable Product vs. Version 1.0 – What’s the Difference? You’ve had your lightbulb moment and you’re ready to bring your game-changing idea to life. But before you go public with your shiny new product, there are two important stages you need to know about: the Minimum Viable Product and Version 1.0.

2023年12月30日 · 1.0.0. What does this number actually mean? Of course, semantic versioning (SemVer) says this means “major version 1, minor version 0, patch 0,” but there seems to be a certain significance, a psychological weight to releasing major version 1. Many projects never make it to version 1, languishing in the trench of eternal 0.*. The release ...