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Version 1 release date #3718

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chrisburdusa opened this issue Feb 26, 2024 · 17 comments
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Version 1 release date #3718

chrisburdusa opened this issue Feb 26, 2024 · 17 comments

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@chrisburdusa
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at this point - there's not been a release date, it would be helpful if your organization put a commit date on a road map and stuck to it. I can't move forward with a project using Bulma if I'm going to have to rewrite it in a month or two. Most clients don't want to pay for double work - and in my LTS I can't just be putting out products that will be retired in a month or two.

I find it almost negligence at this point to not be able to say when. this is a real issue - and it needs addressed, you closed beta for months now and should've had RC1 ready to go.
@diazvictor
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The beta was closed at the beginning of the month, it is true that by now they should release v1 (as they had planned), but don't excuse yourself with changing the code in a couple of months, remember that this always happens in other projects in terms of software maintenance (you are not the only one).

Just wait until they release the version and in the meantime stick with 0.9.4 as we all do.

We are looking forward to see what changes this version will bring, but we can only wait. Regards

@chrisburdusa
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The beta was closed at the beginning of the month, it is true that by now they should release v1 (as they had planned), but don't excuse yourself with changing the code in a couple of months, remember that this always happens in other projects in terms of software maintenance (you are not the only one).

Just wait until they release the version and in the meantime stick with 0.9.4 as we all do.

We are looking forward to see what changes this version will bring, but we can only wait. Regards

we are an enterprise organization - you have no idea what you are speaking on and frankly I didn't ask you about waiting I asked for a release date. we have large teams of people - you have no idea what the EOL/EOS date so your LTS strategy is flawed. its clear by your comment that you've not worked in an enterprise of any dynamic.

@Ijee
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Ijee commented Feb 27, 2024 •
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End of Q1 Is what the maintainer said.

#3708 (comment)

This is probably more a question about whether the next major release is going to break most things or if it is mostly optional additional features. Maybe @jgthms can give an estimate about that so that you can decide now.

@Max131
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Max131 commented Feb 29, 2024

Hey man, if the v1 is so urgent to your enterprise, then sponsor the project. This is a free/open source project. So your demands don't have a place here. And by the way, if your enterprise isnt capable to work with changelling projects, so your administration isnt right, because all the free/open source projects is changin constantly, you can work with stable releases and do a migration in a few months/years, or you can choose another framework.

So, if you arent pay or sponsor the project, then take it easy and be patient.

@chrisburdusa
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chrisburdusa commented Feb 29, 2024 via email

@chrisburdusa
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chrisburdusa commented Feb 29, 2024 via email

@patrickbergner
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How ungrateful and unpleasant do you want to be? chrisburdusa: Yes.

@suterma
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suterma commented Mar 1, 2024

I am saddened about the tone of the OP. @chrisburdusa, if you have paying customers that wait for a deadline, why not choosing to rely on dependencies that for themselves deliver on a timeline for a price? There are plenty of commercial CSS frameworks readily available.

Bulma however, is a free and open source project that some nice soul works on. It's great for all and noone is obliged to anything. That's how this works.

Plus, with the MIT license, you can change as much as you want to your own benefit, no obligation to release. I have done some additions here, feel free to do as well: https://github.com/suterma/bulma-print

@chrisburdusa
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chrisburdusa commented Mar 1, 2024 via email

@imadnyc
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imadnyc commented Mar 4, 2024 •
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I'm actually dying 🤣. How does someone who's familiar with github and programming in general interacted with open source this little?

@issashimbir
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I'm actually dying 🤣. How does someone who's familiar with github and programming in general interacted with open source this little?

I interact often - I asked a question about a commit date and in typical incompetence standard, they couldn't answer it. My boss warned about trying open source - and he was right.

Bulma will never step a foot inside JP Morgan Chase & Companies. Not ever breath the fucking air.

@th31nitiate
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Here is the thing regarding bulbs and similar products. You have to get a specialist or someone who knows the project in & out. It's not that it's not maintainable it supporyable it's just that people choose to be knowledgeable about it.

Once someone knows then they become a specialist with the product which they can help support as independent contractors in those various organizations. Throughout that time they also provide contributions back to the project based on the contract they undertook or newfound experience from a project they participated in.

People feel free upset sometimes regarding the flow of or organisation of open source projects but let's be honest, it's fueled by a different thought paradigm than other things.

@fmp777
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fmp777 commented Mar 16, 2024

I'm actually dying 🤣. How does someone who's familiar with github and programming in general interacted with open source this little?

I interact often - I asked a question about a commit date and in typical incompetence standard, they couldn't answer it. My boss warned about trying open source - and he was right.

Bulma will never step a foot inside JP Morgan Chase & Companies. Not ever breath the fucking air.

is that why those companies always produce trash products? I am always astounded at how AWFUL enterprise web applications are, like truly bad, so bad you really wonder at how its possible huge budgets can produce such awful UI and UX! Perhaps because they hire entitled pricks who think they know everything 😆 🤷‍♂️ well thanks for solving a mystery for me!

@wesdevpro
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Today? See -> https://github.com/jgthms/bulma/releases/tag/1.0.0

@ghiscoding
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@chrisburdusa v1 just got released, so I guess this issue could be closed 😉

@tforgione
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tforgione commented Mar 21, 2024 •
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@chrisburdusa v1 just got released, so I guess this issue could be closed 😉

Yeah, I guess it could be closed and locked...

Just to add something positive, I'll say that I've started using bulma 5 years ago, and loved it since. I love the new features of the v1, and I feel like I can safely say that most of us love what you did @jgthms and we are very grateful for your amazing work 🙏

@jgthms jgthms closed this as completed Mar 21, 2024
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issashimbir commented Mar 22, 2024 via email

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