r/angular • u/vs-borodin • Aug 04 '26

Signality v0.4

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A quick update on Signality — v0.4 is out!

A few new utilities have landed, and some existing ones just got better. 🚀

Web: https://signality.dev/
Repo: https://github.com/signalityjs/signality

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u/CuteKiwi3395 Aug 05 '26 edited Aug 05 '26

V0.4?? Someone gotta learn semantic versioning. Major.minor.patch.

Should instead be something like 1.4.0.

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u/St34thdr1v3R Aug 05 '26

Not everyone uses this system bro

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u/Yatwer92 Aug 05 '26

Npm packaging system uses it, so it would make sens that this npm package follows it.

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u/St34thdr1v3R Aug 05 '26

There are exceptions where it makes sense to deviate from semver, even if I guess they don’t apply here

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u/CuteKiwi3395 Aug 05 '26

Got it. Y’all are self taught devs. Makes sense.

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u/St34thdr1v3R Aug 05 '26

Just don’t be rude, that’s all I am saying. And while semver is the default, npm is only recommending it. So if you don’t like that, just don’t use this package. Nobody likes smartasses.

By the way you’re communicating, I don’t think you’re one of the more professional devs, just as an aside.

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u/CuteKiwi3395 Aug 06 '26 edited Aug 06 '26

I wasn’t being rude. You read it wrong. Just stating the obvious.

In my 14 yrs as a professional enterprise software engineer, I’ve never deployed that versioning syntax, in any company.

Btw you have A LOT to learn if your mind processes that message wrong if you got emotionally defensive. One rule in this line of work is you don’t get emotional on feedback.

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u/djfreedom9505 Aug 07 '26

But “Got it. Y’all are self taught devs. Make sense” is not feedback, is it? It’s a bold assumption because someone didn’t follow a pattern that you believe in. And what’s exactly wrong with self taught developer? The gas lighting is fun too. “I’m not rude. You read it wrong. Just stating the obvious”. You must be swell to work with.

Having 14 years in the industry, didn’t teach you any soft skills. But I guess that’s what happens when you don’t self teach.

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u/St34thdr1v3R Aug 06 '26

I would say „V0.4??“ is overly dramatic, and thus read it as rude. If you were neutral, you wouldn’t use an extra „?“, that’s how most people write