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<blockquote data-quote="MrCrabs" data-source="post: 883708" data-attributes="member: 101491">I like your idea and I laready read it once you posted it, but I thought this is more a discussion for developers - so I held back with my opinion.&nbsp;The latest release of 1.3. Alpha took very long till it's release (at least it felt like) and maybe more little steps in seperate Alphas could increase developement speed.Though I think I remember that the dev team once decided not release only big versions and before that you could get weekly builts of MP.&nbsp;So maybe it is a good idea to go an intermediate way between weekly builts and only a hand full of releases a year.&nbsp;I think the fact that the new git platform allows a dev to only integrate stuff that's working properly would come in handy. I know one can try out all the parts developed in Area51 but to many users it is not that easy.&nbsp;Using the full manpower of the community by giving more releases to try out is a good idea.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MrCrabs, post: 883708, member: 101491"] I like your idea and I laready read it once you posted it, but I thought this is more a discussion for developers - so I held back with my opinion. The latest release of 1.3. Alpha took very long till it's release (at least it felt like) and maybe more little steps in seperate Alphas could increase developement speed. Though I think I remember that the dev team once decided not release only big versions and before that you could get weekly builts of MP. So maybe it is a good idea to go an intermediate way between weekly builts and only a hand full of releases a year. I think the fact that the new git platform allows a dev to only integrate stuff that's working properly would come in handy. I know one can try out all the parts developed in Area51 but to many users it is not that easy. Using the full manpower of the community by giving more releases to try out is a good idea. [/QUOTE]

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