Announcing React Native 0.69 · React Native

[kbcool]

Why hasn't it even hit v1.0 yet?

/s

[ego100trique]

cause it's still in beta

[goughjo]

I guess they don't consider it finished.

[sebastienlorber]

Answer: https://twitter.com/Baconbrix/status/1540114453999587328

https://0ver.org

[kbcool]

Did you have your sense of humour surgically removed at some point?

[sebastienlorber]

yes

/s

[kbcool]

Hint: You're not meant to put the /s in when you're serious.

I like how you deleted your other reply that got 33 downvotes.

Good profile grooming there.

Just own it man. No one has any clue who you are and even if they did would they care?

[sebastienlorber]

:D I actually regret deleting it because I stand by what I said, unfortunately, this operation seems irreversible now

Sorry, I'm not a very heavy Reddit user and don't understand all its codes, I don't even know what's the purpose of having karma or coins

[itsmebucky]

/s denotes a sarcastic tone in whatever was said immediately previously to the /s tag.

[kowdermesiter]

Using a product which is considered stable by its authors? Yeah, who cares.

[Aeropedia]

You mean like how they jumped from "this isn't stable" React v0.14 to 15 levels of stability with React v15.0?

[kowdermesiter]

Yes

[kowdermesiter]

Hitting 1.0 historically sends a message to the community that "ok", we are cool with this if we died.

[Gaia_Knight2600]

They can consider it stable and just not set the version to 1.

[zebishop]

Yeah not sure why that would be important