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 App updates feel like... Multi-billion dollar tech companies: - no changelog provided Single-dev passion project: - fixed the following 17 bugs, added 3 new features (with a paragraph on each one), and fixed a typo in "the" on page 6, line 12, of the previous changelog |
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>Multi-billion dollar tech companies:
>performance improvements
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Software update documentation was good. 50 years ago.
@alice_watson honestly like the change log of an open source application can tell you so much about the development team and the contributors because take example free Nets right it's it looks like a it looks and feels really sketchy to be completely honest even after you install it but like the GitHub is looking really good in the community around it seems really good what do y'all think of it I think I've got myself distracted