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Wakaru (verb) means "to understand" and Wakaru.js is a way of democratizing code by bringing it to the web, enabling teachers and learners alike to democratize code and collaborate on meaningful projects with relative ease. For those of us who would like to see what Wakaru is all about, we're very excited to announce that we've released Wakaru ver. beta. This version of Wakaru marks the first time that the Wakaru core developers (i.e. the same brilliant minds that made Wakaru) have taken up an official open source project with an established community and a solid group of actively contributing developers. This is a significant step for us, one that means a lot to both us and to everyone who has been waiting anxiously for our return to open source development. It's been a wild couple of months since we hit 'publish' on v0. 1.0. We've been hard at work refining the Wakaru core and getting the project up to speed both with our vision and with our community's needs and expectations. We've listened to your feedback and we've done a lot of thinking about how we want to move forward. As a result, we're happy to say that we have a clear strategy for v1.0, which will bring you:Given that we're taking the time needed to do all of this right, there was no way that we were going to be able to stick with something as silly as semantic versioning for v1. 0. Instead, we're following a more reasonable strategy of releasing a set of beta versions leading up to v1.0, with the first beta version being ver. beta and the final version being v1.0. Hopefully that's enough context for you to go on — and if not, we're doing our best to document all of this as we go, so be sure to check out our roadmap and sidebar for more! Anyway, let's get down to business: Wakaru ver. beta marks the official birth of Wakaru as an open source project and as such it wouldn't be fair to name it anything else than ver. beta (version 1-beta). That said, there's a lot to look at and explore in Wakaru ver. beta. If you want an introduction, we'd suggest you take a look at our 'what's new' page and follow the links there for more detail about what we're doing in v1.0 and how it ties into our vision for code collaboration. If you've been waiting patiently, like us, for the launch of Wakaru v1.0 then we hope you'll consider jumping on board with ver.beta — we've got some really great aspects of our Web 2. cfa1e77820
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