Working on some new presentation abstracts.
One topic I'm particularly interested in is versioning and how to evaluate a project with healthy versioning vs projects that have versioning that will make your life hell.
So, this talk would go over projects where they intentionally stay below 1.0.0 for 10+ years, have breaking or license changes in minor or patch versions. and un-versioned documentation. Stuff like that.
What term fits best?
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