Information about alpha status releases and early development versions
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The day has finally arrived. After weeks of coding, testing, debugging, and more than a few coffee-fueled epiphanies, Huckleberry is ready for its public alpha debut. It's not perfect, no alpha release ever is, but it's real, it works, and we think you're going to find it surprisingly useful for something so young.
Huckleberry is still in alpha, and for good reason.
If you've taken a glimpse at our README.md, you'll notice that we're quite open about Huckleberry's alpha status. This isn't marketing modesty, it's an honest assessment of where we stand in our journey toward delivering a rock-solid task management experience for developers.
Today, I want to pull back the curtain and show you exactly what we mean by "alpha" and why rigorous testing is the backbone of our development process.