> Yes, I guess as a user all I want is a version of restlets > that is working > and quite stable (I agree that either your own development or > the JSR process > could bring changes).
I think the current version is already working well (no major outstanding bug known). Concerning the stability of the API, that's a different story. I know the API was refactored multiple times already. > The psychology of 'version 1.0' verses 'version 0.9.x' is > at the heart of this :-) Yeah, as I said in the past, it was probably a mistake to change the version numbers to "1.0 beta". Again, I didn't expect the need for so many changes. Please, consider the "1.0" label as an indicator that all/most of the features required to develop normal applications are present and working. Consider the "beta" flag as an indicator that the API is still not stabilized and that new features might be added while always retaining existing features (or providing a better alternative). > Your decision (politics as well as technology :-) Honestly, I'm just trying to find the best balance for the project. Regards, Jerome
