Alpha/beta

Hi,

can someone explain me whats this alpha/beta thing that admins will publish?

I thought atwar beta already happend 2-3 yrs ago

Html5 alpha will be test stage and beta will be the completed version i believe

Kirjutas Sun Tsu, 26.05.2015 at 04:40

Html5 alpha will be test stage and beta will be the completed version i believe

You're a bit wrong. Beta means the testing of a program before releasing the final version. I guess alpha will be the final release.

Hope this helps!

Indeed; all referring to HTML5.

Kirjutas Flaming Spaz, 26.05.2015 at 09:09

Kirjutas Sun Tsu, 26.05.2015 at 04:40

Html5 alpha will be test stage and beta will be the completed version i believe

You're a bit wrong. Beta means the testing of a program before releasing the final version. I guess alpha will be the final release.

Hope this helps!

alpha is even before beta where only a few people test it, beta is when its open to everyone to test it

Kirjutas Flaming Spaz, 26.05.2015 at 09:09

Kirjutas Sun Tsu, 26.05.2015 at 04:40

Html5 alpha will be test stage and beta will be the completed version i believe

You're a bit wrong. Beta means the testing of a program before releasing the final version. I guess alpha will be the final release.

Hope this helps!

Kirjutas blargh, 26.05.2015 at 09:14

Kirjutas Flaming Spaz, 26.05.2015 at 09:09

Kirjutas Sun Tsu, 26.05.2015 at 04:40

Html5 alpha will be test stage and beta will be the completed version i believe

You're a bit wrong. Beta means the testing of a program before releasing the final version. I guess alpha will be the final release.

Hope this helps!

alpha is even before beta where only a few people test it, beta is when its open to everyone to test it

this ^

Kirjutas Columna Durruti, 26.05.2015 at 09:10

Indeed; all referring to HTML5.

Do we all get shiny HTML beta badges now?

Kirjutas Fockmeeard, 02.06.2015 at 10:22

Kirjutas Columna Durruti, 26.05.2015 at 09:10

Indeed; all referring to HTML5.

Do we all get shiny HTML beta badges now?

No because no fun allowed.

Quoting the official status:
"Annoying as it may be, things will get even worse in September, when Chrome will stop supporting these plugins altogether. Silverlight has been dying a slow death for a while now, and this would be the final nail in its coffin. What it means for us is that we need to roll out the new HTML5 version of the game before that, preferably already bug-free. We're now working extra hard to finish the alpha, to be released some time in June (hopefully). We're fully determined not to go down together with Silverlight and emerge from this debacle stronger than ever!" - Ivan