this article covers a presentation done by the chrome dev team. it's a really neat way to handle versioning and patches/releases. they've transformed versioning from a "features at a specific release number milestone" deal to a "more fluid, more consistent release schedule" deal. pretty cool.
my favorite quote from the article: "The versions start to blend together. The approach is more like updating a website than a piece of client software. The version numbers don’t really matter. What version of Amazon are you on? Exactly."
Chrome's release cycle
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Re: Chrome's release cycle
Looks like elements of RUP and XP development cycles... Nice to see it on such a big project.
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Re: Chrome's release cycle
Very cool read. Maybe more projects will starting using it. I'm guessing they think it's better than Waterfall or Agile... and it probably is, haha.
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