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Versions

Rachet:

Forge: v1.1.0.1

Core: v1.1

Spoke:

v1.5.1.0

Gears:

v0.4.0.0

Socket:

TXT editor: v0.3.0.0

Spoke Editor: v0.6.0.4

Diesel:

The Axle Manager: v0.7.3.0

Spoke Manager: v0.4.0.0

Axle App's Manager: v0.2.0.3

Axle:

v1.5.3.0

Spring:

v0.9.4.0

Valve:

v0.7.8.0

Piston:

v0.1.1

Magnet

v0.5.0

Flywheel

v0.3.2

Chassis

v0.4.0.0

Torque

v0.5.0.0

Framework

v0.7.0.0

Nim++

v0.2.0.0

Toolbox

v0.3.0.0

Version Naming:

Version 0.1 to 1.0

  • 0.1 — Test draft; can have bugs, just the beginning.

  • 0.2 — Revised test draft; no major bugs, can somewhat accomplish its main goal.

  • 0.3 — No bugs from this point on.

  • 0.4 — Every project must at least get here; must be usable on other computers.

  • 0.5 — Surpasses most other indie projects.

  • 0.6 — Well documented; internal structure solid.

  • 0.7 — Better than most small company repositories.

  • 0.8 — Stable, feature-rich, and decently optimized.

  • 0.9 — Fully refined; no bugs; extremely tested; works on all platforms; modular; optimized; test bed for v1.

  • 1.0 — Any bugs from v0.9 fixed; solid competitor to major projects in the same area.

Versions 1.1 to 2.0

  • 1.1 — Cleaned up GUI/CLI output; refined optimization.

  • 1.2 — Small memory footprint; well-documented code.

  • 1.3 — Major refactor; completely different, more coherent structure.

  • 1.4 — Optimization and no bugs.

  • 1.5 — Lots of features added; smaller storage footprint.

  • 1.6 — Bug fixes applied; logical and well-documented.

  • 1.7 — Shareable across Linux, Windows, and Mac cleanly.

  • 1.8 — More features and rare bug fixes.

  • 1.9 — Documentation and optimization improvements.

  • 2.0 — Complete rework; 10× features; better than at least one competitor.

Versions 2.5 to 6.0

  • 2.5 — Major feature overhaul; smaller storage footprint.

  • 3.0 — Objectively a champion in the field; usable by anyone; extremely feature-rich.

  • 3.5 — Heavy optimization; cross-platform support.

  • 4.0 — Goes down in history; extremely lightweight, feature-rich, and small.

  • 4.5 — Full documentation; replace other dependencies with own implementations.

  • 5.0 — Everyday standard; nobody considers anything else.

  • 6.0 — Perfectly refined, optimized, and feature-rich; mythical territory.

Version 7.0+

  • 7.0 — Polished as much as possible without breaking it.

  • 8.0 — Legacy milestone; perfecting perfect code.

  • 9.0 — Adds as much as possible; most people will continue using older stable versions.