Re: [ANNOUNCEMENT] Calendar-0.2 (stable) Released.

> Harry, > > Unless the version number is 1.0+, I think the release should be no > stabler than beta. As soon as you mark a release as stable, that > implies the API is frozen. This will likely be crippling as users > report ideas/issues that were not obvious. Also, you should add me as > helper instead of developer until I actually contribute a line of code, > don't want to misrepresent :) > > Thanks, > Greg Good points - in retrospect was too hasty with that stable. I don't plan on backward compatibility being broken (i.e. existing API won't change) but further features may be added. Turns out, while writing more unit tests, that I've done things Microsoft style - released a beta as stable and now finding bugs (nothing too critical thankfully). Unless anyone would like me to remove this release, will make another release in the next day or two, drop the status to beta and move you to helper. > > Pear Announce wrote: > >> The new PEAR package Calendar-0.2 (stable) has been released at >> http://pear.php.net/. >> >> Release notes >> ------------- >> First release >> >> Package Info >> ------------- >> Calendar provides an API for building Calendar data structures. Using >> the simple iterator and it's "query" API, a user interface can easily be >> built on top of the calendar data structure, at the same time easily >> connecting it to some kind of underlying data store, where "event" >> information is being held. >> >> It provides different calculation "engines" the default being based on >> Unix timestamps (offering fastest performance) with an alternative using >> PEAR::Date which extends the calendar past the limitations of Unix >> timestamps. Other engines should be implementable for other types of >> calendar (e.g. a Chinese Calendar based on lunar cycles). >> >> Related Links >> ------------- >> Package home: http://pear.php.net/package/Calendar >> Changelog: >> http://pear.php.net/package-changelog.php?package=Calendar >> Download: http://pear.php.net/get/Calendar-0.2.tgz >> >> Authors >> ------------- >> Harry Fuecks <hfuecks@phppatterns.com> (lead) >> Lorenzo Alberton <l.alberton@quipo.it> (developer) >> Greg Beaver (developer) > >