Back in the day (and by that I mean a week ago), new versions of Firefox were released “when they were ready” – dat, when all the features they wanted to put in were in it. That’s called feature-based releases, and most developers use that strategy.
But there’s another release strategy that focuses on releasing new versions every so often. Some features might not make a version, but that’s OK; a new version is coming in x weeks so it’ll be included then. This is called fixed releases.
Ik weet niet zeker waarom homepages zelfs werden uitgevonden in de eerste plaats. Ik bedoel, zeker, u een pagina moet openen wanneer u start uw browser, maar ze gewoon dingen maken, goed, onhandig. Plus ze zijn niet erg nuttig: de meesten van hen slechts dienen als een landing page; you don’t really use them except to read news about how kids can’t bring bagged lunch to school (*cough* Yahoo *cough*.) And when you do that kind of stuff, you just get distracted from what you were originally meaning to do all along.
I want to know why that is and how I can help fix it.
