Mahmoud Hashemi

Oh, yes, these very much fit in. In fact, I've got [TODOs in iterutils](https://github.com/mahmoud/boltons/blob/master/boltons/iterutils.py#L808) and I'd already started on a couple experimental implementations in my ipython notebook, but still haven't...

Hi @jeverling, thanks for the suggestion. So far what we have is: * The homepage with some case studies: > * And [the Users page](https://docs.google.com/document/d/1MYJbr-3hdWcXWCpdsUrVhcb_XmoVVJrNJsdQXTrMog0/edit#) Can you give me some...

Oh, seems like they have an optional `MICRO` segment for patches that happen on the same day, so it'd be `YYYY.0M.0D.MICRO`. Not sure about extra notation to represent optional segments....

I've been thinking about it and I think it would be nice to specify optional components. CalVer is meant to be practical, I think youtube_dl is doing something very practical...

I agree it's a bit tedious. I consider CalVer more descriptive than an enforceable standard. Note the note in that section which specifies that projects claiming to be CalVer need...

You sure it's not aging well? I think what you mean is that now that 3.7 is finally out, it's more true now than ever! Anyways, if there's a suggestion...

Nice! Let's find some way to work that into the site :) As for the older examples, I still like to keep them around because 1) They establish a long...

Hey Santiago! You bring up a very understandable concern. It's slightly discussed on calver.org, in so far as Twisted and Ubuntu LTS provide a time-based SLA on supported APIs. I...

It's not at all just JavaScript, I can't even begin to enumerate the times I've seen this happen. Depending on the scale of the API break, the right thing to...

Just to expand on that last comment a little more: I've seen this happen in JavaScript and Python, but I think frequency is correlated with the high-level-ness of the interface....