Firstly, congratulations on releasing another beta version. CSS3Pie has made great progress.

My question is when will it be considered ready for release as v1.0?

I notice in the release notes, you have a comment at the end:



If the current features are complete enough that you're moving on to adding new features, then I would have said that it implies that the 'beta' tag is ready to be dropped.

Otherwise, at what point would it be ready?

Anyway, just a thought. In reality, it doesn't actually make much difference (except to those unfortunates who have to work under ultra retentive corporate policies that refuse to implement anything marked as beta). But if nothing else, I'd be interested in learning more about the release plan for Pie.

Thanks!

I would consider it a beta until all aspects of CSS3 are covered and bugs are fixed.

Either way, it's just a version number. Beta or not, we still can use it.

@Kevin: I wouldn't go that far!

I would say 1.0 is achieved when all the intended features are working.

Of course, the definition of "working" is where it gets a bit wooly -- one man's release candidate is another man's alpha-quality build; at the end of the day it is down to the author to decide when he's confortable to call it 1.0. But one thing I can say is that many pieces of software have been released as full versions with much worse bugs outstanding than Css3Pie currently has.