The process of working with release candidates is much a more professionalway of releasing software, but much less exciting from a developers point of view. A release candidate becomes the release when there’s no bugs found in it*, which is months after the interesting work is complete. From my perspective all the interesting work was done months ago, and we’ve just been shaking it down to get it ready for primetime. That said, it’s quite exciting working on a project which has grown from me tinkering in a metaphorical basement, to whole team. Traditionally someone discovers a bug within about 6 hours of a .0Read More →