Matthew T. O'Connor wrote:
> I agree with Peter's other comment, that the longer the development
> cycle, the longer the beta / bug shakeout period, perhaps a shorter dev
> cycle would yield a shorter beta period, but perhaps it would also
> result in a less solid release.
Perhaps. Perhaps not. The fewer the changes, the less complexity you
have to manage.
But it would certainly result in a smaller set of feature changes per
release. Some people might regard that as a good thing.
The advantage to doing more frequent releases is that new features end
up with more real-world testing within a given block of time, on
average, because a lot more people pick up the releases than the CVS
snapshots or even release candidates..
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Kevin Brown kevin@sysexperts.com
