Semantic Versioning
Read OriginalThe article critiques the ambiguity and confusion in current software versioning schemes, especially for non-technical users. It proposes a return to clear definitions for semantic versioning (x.y.z), defines major, minor, and patch updates, and argues against over-versioning. It also discusses how Agile development and open-source collaboration have complicated versioning, leading to extended schemes (x.y.z.α) and confusing labels like alpha and beta.
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