Multivrss 0.2.0 up close: Changelog and version tracking

Translated from the original Italian with the help of AI — if a sentence sounds a bit off, that's probably why.

When I started this project I told myself: Stefano, please, keep it simple. Few features, let's go live with an ultra-minimal version. It has to do very few things, and ideally do them without breaking: track RSS feeds and save URLs. That's it.

Then things went very differently. Being both the only developer and the only user of the service, myself-the-user started pestering myself-the-developer, constantly reporting bugs and suggesting new features.

Out of this conflict between my two personalities, Multivrss 0.2.0 was born.

Changelog and version tracking

A version that, to start with, introduces the concept of version tracking and a changelog, to try to bring a bit of order and discipline to a development flow that, let's be honest, had been chaotic and pretty random up to this point.

We (sorry, I feel more comfortable using the plural) have added a changelog page that we hope to keep up to date.

There you'll find a concise but thorough description of everything that changed in every version.

One big question remains: which features will mark the jump from version 0.something to version 1.0? We have a few ideas, but we can already tell you it won't take much longer, if only because, as we keep repeating: this product is supposed to have few, very few features, and honestly it feels like we already have almost all of them. From here on it'll mostly be about facing a hell of bug fixes.

In the next posts we'll look in-some-detail-but-not-too-much at a few of Multivrss's new features.

Bye!