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Entry text: [quote="Pete"]While answering to non I complete forgot to post my comments to kairos statements... Kairo, the problem is that HTML5 by itself is changing and changes between HTML4 and HTML5 need to be implemented. This means that for enterprise users a 6 week cycle simply does not work. So, Asa's ways is consistent when he only focuses on the end user. But you have to be aware to lose enterprise users. Simple as that. Further moving from the current API to Jetpack also needs a lot of changes for extension developers and a lot of frustration for the user when every six week a now popup shows up saying that extension XYZ does not work anymore. Even when three days later this extension is working again. Bottomline: When you want to go along with the rapid release cycle, you need a stable version with almost the same UI as a backup. The UI (hopefully!!!) does not change every six weeks. I can completely understand that the new process streamlines the release process but paying that with losing enterprises and extensions seems for me too expensive.[/quote]
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