Chris Adams wrote:
It's all about interfaces, which are what permit programs to work
together at all. They are contracts among cooperating programmers that
when changed break everyone else's work and components. Changing an
interface generally sucks, but shipping a freshly changed interface
without publishing the new definition and giving cooperating entities
time to re-do their work to match sucks even more.
Yeah, because you know, Fedora and X.org keep everything in hiding and
never let any bits out until they are released. Also, they never tell
anyone what they are doing.
Exposing your development work in progress has nothing in common with
announcing a new stable definition. When did the latter happen?
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